Dialogue 3.2 (Summer 1968):86 – 88
The papyri need to be carefully cleaned and straightened and then rephotographed with care to illuminate the under side somewhat to eliminate all shadows in cracks and breaks, which can frequently look just like writing.
[…] this manuscript with those in the third line of the papyrus fragment. Joseph Smith apparently translated many English words from each Egyptian character. The characters from fewer than four lines of the papyrus make […]
[…] with the imprint of her scrawny fingers, something lumpy in tin foil, two pages of the Daily News wadded into balls, cartons of face powder, and one drop earring with a green banana on […]
[…] Stake Retirement Center and Provo’s Eldred Manor have been favorably featured in recent articles in the Church News. What is more surprising is that as individuals a people who once pioneered in urban planning […]
[…] Joseph Smith himself. Joseph Smith, History of the Church, ed. B. H. Roberts (Salt Lake City; Deseret News, 1950), VI, 188. Hereafter cited as D.H.C. (Documentary History of the Church). Ibid. Robert B. Flanders, […]
“Are we still Mormons?” Surely most readers will feel that this question cannot be anything but rhetorical, at worst a cheap journalistic trick to at tract an audience, or at best a pretext to affirm…
[…] of the same document, and the difference between the number of Egyptian characters and the number of English words. This we shall examine in detail after we take care of a few lesser problems). […]
[…] a returned missionary from Chile, a graduate in History from BYU, a former President of the Young Democrats at BYU, and currently in my second year as a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching English in Lesotho.
[…] it suggests. As a survey, the series purports to represent world literature, yet the selections are strongly English and American, from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Bias toward Victorian and Romantic writings perhaps […]
[…] becomes involved. Although the official literature of the Church pays lip service to dedicated intellectual drama, the search for an L.D.S. play which might lay claim to profundity of idea or significant exploration of […]