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April 27, 2018[…] daughter—in explanation of her name) Balance is what we mean the name to tell her when she’s suckled news into her brain that birth knits her into the nervous system of the spastic, plastic planet,
[…] daughter—in explanation of her name) Balance is what we mean the name to tell her when she’s suckled news into her brain that birth knits her into the nervous system of the spastic, plastic planet,
At Christmas time I like to read the Gospels aga in. Partly out of tradition, no doubt, and the love of tradition. For in tradition lies much of the special charm and cheer of […]
Charles Peterson is a man of history who, like a sociologist, exam ines the changing aspirations and problems of the Mormons who lived along the Little Colorado during the latter part of the nineteenth […]
[…] pas sages from memory. Cataracts had left him nearly blind. He could just make out the day’s headlines with the magnifying glass he kept on the radio beside his chair. Unable to read the […]
[…] therefore, to say that we should write about whatever is all-consumingly important to us in the gospel today. Our best texts have been those that do not stress our “peculiarity.” Bald, unstylized statements of […]
[…] countries of Central and South America who could spearhead the revision of the Spanish hymnal. In a world-wide church such as ours, exchange of ideas can be of great benefit. The task would be […]
We have a new baby in our family. Soon after Amy was born, our oldest son introduced himself to the woman who was building a house behind ours. “And how many children are there […]
Image history—how the Mormons were viewed by others—has been a fruitful approach used by several historians during the past decade.
It will come as news to all Latter-day Saints that after many years of deep scholarly research the Hill Cumorah has finally been located—at the north end of Bird Island in Utah Lake. Those […]
Joust ing with windmills is a bit out of fashion nowadays, insanity even more so. But every now and then some glittering-eyed individual comes by with an idea most people do best to ignore. […]