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March 27, 2018[…] intimate and overgrown like this. It’s vast, indifferent in its millions of years, the perfect antidote to human pride. Yet somehow the natives believed they mattered, mattered enough for gods to seek out and […]
[…] intimate and overgrown like this. It’s vast, indifferent in its millions of years, the perfect antidote to human pride. Yet somehow the natives believed they mattered, mattered enough for gods to seek out and […]
[…] silhouette against the bedroom wall. The bedroom window was sliding up. It was not a dream. A human shadow was nearly indivisible from the web of tree branches fluttering on the curtain. Luis woke […]
[…] Bernie just at this moment—the dark tent, Mitch’s occasional moaning, the vast rocky wilderness outside, indifferent to human plans and human desires. Sometimes Bernie believed God’s emanations filled the entire universe. You couldn’t go […]
[…] President Smith and Dr. Bergin assert, that revelation is the guiding factor in the growth of all human knowledge, two conclusions suggest themselves: (1) the Spirit’s influence is much broader and less partisan than […]
[…] women so low? How can we, year after year, decade after decade, allow one half of the human family to be placed in a secondary position and consider this appropriate? Today in the newspaper […]
[…] of eternal salvation and exaltation for such as they.” He later clarified, “Those who willfully and maliciously design to break this important commandment shall be damned. They cannot have the Spirit of the Lord.” […]
[…] be worthy to serve the Lord as Bishop?” Wayne could think of plenty. Yes, he thought. I’m human. But he tried to lighten the tone and said, “Well, Bob, like I said—I’m over sixty.” […]
[…] streets of one of Africa’s biggest slums—Mukuru, Nairobi, Kenya—while on an assignment with the Community of Christ -sponsore WorldService Corps in summer 2000, that I was first struck by the enormity of the world’s […]
[…] horses’ hooves clattering on the cobbles, they made their way down Rotten Row and through the park. Twenty -five miles away, I left my office and went in search of some lunch. When my brother […]
[…] described by Johansen, and finally consider my own stand. Like The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints, the Roman Catholic Church is hierarchical and patriarchal: it has a single leader (the pope); […]