[…] aware of the need within Mormonism to be separate from other forms of Christianity—a theme central to her 1985 path- breaking work, Mormonism: The Story of A New Religious Tradition. The difficulty is that it is unclear how […]
[…] in Manti from age five to thirteen, when as a curious youngster she had created a “ world in a closet,” a space under the staircase at home to which she brought her books […]
[…] re ally perfectly natural. The point is that the Magic Theory asserts that baptism affects the natural world directly and thereby attains its effectiveness. This is different than the Psychological Theory that asserts that […]
[…] rush towards it and curl and roll and crash and then pull together again. Endless motion. Endless breaking. Endless knitting back together. The ocean. The waves. Endless cycling. The turn of a wheel. Chapter […]
<i>Dialogue 36.3 (2003): 53-80</i><br> Compton considers priesthood as portrayed in Old Testament texts and how women are underrepresented in today’s discourse.
[…] mothers cannot imagine what it is like not to know the woman who brought you into the world. An adopted baby “wants its own mother, and can only perceive of her disappearance as abandonment. […]
[…] rolling over his pickup trying to make it home through a snowstorm, and she hadn’t noticed the world standing in line to give her a hand up. She hadn’t missed a day’s work ’til […]
[…] 1922, he identified himself as a practicing artist from the age of six. Following military service during World War II, he graduated from the Chouinard Art Institute. He taught at the University of Alabama […]
[…] Finding Christianity of the early nineteenth century exhausted of its deep spiritual meaning, he looked at the world (the garment of God) and produced visionary language to revitalize Victorian spirituality. Describing his main character, […]
[…] one-line turning point: Alma remembers one Jesus Christ (17) Christ will atone for the sins of the world (17) Alma calls upon Jesus Christ (18) and in 1991, he returned essentially to his 1981 […]