Lulu: On the Death of a Sister
April 17, 2018[…] from the pampas. The only brunette; her first airplane flight at six months. Gone from the desert city. “Where’s Daddy?” . . . there’s a war. Gone from the Orinoco. Beaches; warm waters that […]
[…] from the pampas. The only brunette; her first airplane flight at six months. Gone from the desert city. “Where’s Daddy?” . . . there’s a war. Gone from the Orinoco. Beaches; warm waters that […]
[…] Mormons, many of us tend to have our needs for friendship filled by spouse, children, and exten ded family, enjoy colleagues at work and people in our wards, regret briefly how we’ve “lost touch” […]
[…] you draw large and startling figures” (as quoted in Books and Religion 14, no. 5 p. 6). Mormon Polygamy: A History by Richard S. Van Wagoner (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1986), 307 pp., $19.95.
[…] read my dad’s old priest hood manual written by T. Edgar Lyon. Later I found even ol der manuals for MIA and Sunday School by other Mormon authors such as E. E. Ericksen and […]
[…] poems of Wilfred Owen and Rupert Brooke and Edward Thomas. I would have understood better the tena city of Winston Churchill in World War II had I known more about World War I. But […]
[…] Mother is a shadowy fiction in our theology, a ghost in our mythology? What if the pau city of information we have about her has a darker implication than the arguments we tend to […]
[…] R. D. Hunt and K. H. Blacker in Dialogue (Winter 1968). I believe that technical knowledge, capa city, and human feelings in a psychotherapist are more important for his patient than his marriage. I […]
[…] cake and an old hymn relearned. I come here, weep and sing, small-talk and rhapsodize, until in dreams I drink a cool, sweet blend of country strength and city change that is my truest heirloom.
[…] instance, that the position of a particle and its momentum (the product of its mass and velo city) cannot simultaneously be determined with absolute precision. Although this principle applies for all objects, large and […]
Mysticism (see False Doctrine; Sorcery; Superstitions; Traditions of Men) By adopting the above-cited definition of mysticism, the compilers of the “Topical Guide” (LDS Edition 1979) distance Mormonism from a religious heritage which is perhaps […]