[…] development of the topic. There are notable tensions in some of the exchanges between the dialogists. However, readers should see this as a natural part of genuine exchange rather than a source of discomfort. […]
[…] the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, edited by B. H. Roberts (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1902), 4:607 “Minutes of the Proceedings of the Sixth Meeting of the Society,” Nauvoo Relief Society […]
[…] lived experiences of global Latter-day Saints. In this episode, Caroline welcomes Sarah, a Navajo church member, to share her journey of navigating the complexities of her dual heritage. Sarah discusses her family’s history with […]
[…] — yet to be made — of the morphology of Mormon thought. Certainly Smith need not have read tracts or listened to lectures of the great propagandists of Christian associationism or communism to know […]
[…] we find it through the writings of the German Romanticists and through the writings of the later English (Romanticists. This was not some type of intellectual schizophrenia. It was a mind which was capable […]
[…] of years cultured civilizations have glorified their God with buildings of extraordinary beauty and craftsmanship. The modern world, in the midst of an almost frightening technical sophistication, still marvels at the magnificence of the […]
[…] for going out; 70, Another spell; 72, Spell for going forth by day and opening the under world of the west. (2). Either fits under (9). or joins at the side since the top […]
[…] riots at Alton. A mob threw into the river the press of the Alton Observer, an Abolition newspaper r published by Elijah Lovejoy. Lovejoy and a member of’ the mob were killed in a […]
[…] lived in Cottonwood.” And it is really possible to sing too, because Thomas Cheney of the BYU English Department, besides preparing notes on each song’s background, has also provided us with the words. The […]
[…] small loosely organized group with a charismatic prophet-type leader to an efficient religious bureaucracy which serves a world-wide membership of over two million. Joseph Smith was an innovator, a creative agent of change. Today […]