A Little Love Story
April 14, 2018[…] boys alike crawled up and down their trunks. The Woodward School was the center of our young world with its mysterious bell tower that never once sounded, old inky blackboards, and well carved benches […]
[…] boys alike crawled up and down their trunks. The Woodward School was the center of our young world with its mysterious bell tower that never once sounded, old inky blackboards, and well carved benches […]
[…] constructed temples for God’s work. The construction of temples in Kirtland and Nauvoo was followed by ground- breaking for the Salt Lake Temple, built in the Gothic Revival style popular during the nineteenth century […]
[…] body power, sense experience, and spirit. The image depicts both human and beyond-human things, in a matter world. At the poem’s ending her mother asks, “Where have you been?” Her answer was not merely, […]
[…] strange territory in the land of current fiction. Though many of her stories begin in the “real” world, they drift into a landscape of dream and fantasy — worlds where the familiar suddenly becomes unfamiliar, […]
[…] for U.S. Mormons only. Mormonism is decidedly sect-like in the international arena. In most countries of the world, Mormonism’s tendency towards the middle class and the well-educated is muted, and the sect-like character of […]
[…] yet really my own. It is convenient and sensible to stay in a church when one knows that breaking a strong and successful legacy will scar family relationships. More to the point, if security is […]
[…] that the faith of the community survives, that they are able to go on believing in the world and the value of prayer, even when they have learned that this is a world where […]
[…] This scene is typical of many that take place each month in Latter-day Saint homes throughout the world. While LDS publications describe growth in millions, what is significant about that growth is the individuals […]
[…] the Communist block, doing Communism their own way. Today they’re shattering ceasefires, saying one thing, doing another, breaking promises to the European community. I think most of us prefer doing things our own way, […]
[…] Mormon modesty). But upon learning that the parade is on Sunday, she winces over the consequences of breaking the Sabbath. She tries to rationalize that God surely will forgive her one trespass—to be a […]