Dialogue 56.3 (Fall 2023): 1–33
Practitioners and historians of Book of Mormon archaeology have tended to narrate the emergence and history of the field as a story of conventional scholarly investigations by Latter-day Saint […]
[…] communications from the nation’s capital, particularly from Charles W. Penrose, a Salt Lake City Church leader and newspaper editor then temporarily assigned to the lobby in Washington, D.C., argued that accepting such a constitution […]
[…] 19–31
Within two years of his assasination, however, the Church was torn by succession struggles that led to dispersion. Almost a century and a half later, the whereabouts of many of these saints is still unknown.
[…] become a national issue, requiring careful scrutiny of alternatives and possible outcomes. An editorial in The Deseret News has already come out against such income maintenance programs. Such programs may have far-reaching consequences for the […]
[…] items which reflect relative agreement or disagreement by the students on suppression of dissent and management of news. TABLE 3: CONTROL OF NEWS AND DISSENT 1. We should avoid giving aid or comfort to […]
[…] together . . . and that love is passed down the generations,” as well as her forgiveness of the Aboriginal stockman who participated in her forced removal when she was four years old. That Fejo, who instructed […]
[…] for all practical purposes, inactive. Many lodges closed; Masons’ renouncements of affiliation were widespread. A number of newspapers dedicated to exposing Masonry were established in New York and other states. The anti-Masonic movement led […]
[…] and never took a stand on the political issues of the day. When the Church intrudes into politics, prospective converts of opposing political beliefs will be shut out, not because of their religious disbelief, […]
The ultimate fate of American minorities is to become tourist attractions. . . . But the tourist boom means the same thing in Utah that it means in Vermont, the same thing it means […]
[…] we could eat food on the streets, food that we don’t have here. We miss the Saigon market places. Here the supermarkets and department stores have everything, but in Vietnam we have the fish […]