[…] sonorous voice rolled on in cadence slow, and I thought to myself, Suzzanne, you’re pathetic. A sometime- English graduate student and mother of seven, several of whom are graduate students themselves, why are you […]
[…] study of a force outside the rules of science, but that it was really something tremendous, a breaking down of the walls between two worlds, a direct undeniable message from beyond, a call of […]
[…] (Markow n.d., 60). Markow waited in a dimly lit cell while the authorities tried to decipher the English on his passport and missionary certificate. A local merchant who could speak English provided the translation. […]
[…] some $1,800 to complete the work. Should the people there fail in this undertaking, it means the breaking up of the Torrey Ward. Brother Clawson now recommended, in view of the conditions set forth, […]
[…] special notice. In Isaiah 2:16, the prophet writes (in the King James version and all other early English versions save Coverdale’s), “And upon all the ships of Tarshish, and upon all pleasant pictures.” The […]
[…] America,” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought 38, no. 2 (Summer 2005): 79-104. Quoted in the Deseret News, online edition, May 27, 2003, available at www.deseretnews.com. Jesse Embry, Black Saints in a White Church […]
[…] the filter of Bolivian political events as the members who narrated the events justified their actions in breaking with the LDS norm and raising their hands against the bishop by casting it as a […]
[…] Patience,” By Common Consent (blog), February 6, 2008, http://bycommonconsent.com/2008/02/06/ revelation-consensus-and-patience/ (accessed August 29, 2013). Daniel C. Dennett, Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon, reprint edition (London: Penguin, 2007). Katie J. M. Baker, […]
[…] such abject suffering and unchecked destruction had only existed in the abstract—a brief image on the evening news. My parents had shielded me, I knew, and now I wanted to do something about all this […]
[…] members (and leaders), a lack of confidence between leaders and members, and the high social costs of breaking other cultural expectations. In all fairness, the LDS Church has worked in the past decades to […]