The Last Code Talker
March 31, 2018[…] Woman. He wondered how they could move so quickly without legs, like a fast horse. Like a human. At first he was too full of curiosity to be scared. He pressed his hand against […]
[…] Woman. He wondered how they could move so quickly without legs, like a fast horse. Like a human. At first he was too full of curiosity to be scared. He pressed his hand against […]
[…] ap proved an investigation of the status of academic freedom at BYU. In their eventual January 23rd -25th, 1997, visit, Professors Linda Pratt of the University of Nebraska and Bill Heywood of Cornell College […]
[…] her to abandon the girl; that her decisions can be based on mere expediency.” Not giving another human careful con sideration is unbearable to all of Clyde’s narrators. Her narrative voice makes a marriage […]
[…] steer a tight course between suggesting on one page the credible and powerful presence of the divine in human life, on whatever world; while evoking in the next pages exotic desert and frozen landscapes, wild […]
Is it not wonderful how modern discoveries confirm previously known gospel principles? A recent, in -depth, scientific study of high school students solemnly concluded that teenagers are not morning people. Latter day Saints have […]
[…] how Mormon faith promoting stories originate and spread, especially among missionaries, see William Wilson’s monograph, On Being Human: The Folklore of Mormon Missionaries (Logan: Utah State University Press, 1981). In his article Fetzer explores fully […]
[…] sin and eternal death. Thus the cross, which has become the symbol of God’s love and self -sacrifice, adorns most Christian churches and is worn around the necks of many Christians as an emblem […]
[…] produce an heir and thus ensure dynastic continuity. For Christianity, marriage was traditionally a limited concession to human weakness for those who lacked the gift of continence and to prevent them burning with lust. […]
[…] U.K., and of which I had no previous experience or knowledge. Through initial, friendly contacts with Latter -day Saints in Wales, I began a life–long interest, interspersed—as academic life demands—with work on many other […]
[…] in Seattle, I helped my husband through a Ph.D. program, I also bore six children, and helped design and build three homes—all this before I decided to get serious about my own education. I […]