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March 17, 2018[…] had yet to burst over this side of town. That’s what Bart had expected from his wife today—that she’d be home by now. He thought she’d finish with the bishop as fast as humanly […]
[…] had yet to burst over this side of town. That’s what Bart had expected from his wife today—that she’d be home by now. He thought she’d finish with the bishop as fast as humanly […]
[…] resurrected, she might want them back,” he explains cunningly. “Everyone gets resurrected at the end of the world, Dad said so.” Mum lets out a big puff of air. “That’s a long way off.” […]
[…] by riches, fine clothing, gold, silver, covetousness, murder, hunger for power, and “the vain things of the world” (Alma 39:14). If the center were immutable, then the prophets would not have to constantly risk […]
[…] as big as cars, lay black and cold, nearly invisible. Having searched since the beginning of the world, this devil found the man in a clapboard house on the edge of an Idaho town […]
[…] just take baby steps.” “Hold your horses, Wym,” says Peg, entering the room with Midge. “Don’t go breaking your back on my account. Midge here just called her husband.” “We don’t need church help.” […]
[…] and polite by temperament. He was handy with a rope and had already developed a knack for breaking horses. Sometimes his mother came out to the ranch but mostly she stayed at the house […]
[…] the University of Notre Dame. March 18-19, Claremont Graduate University School of Religion. Details here. In a world pervaded with religious fervor and seemingly perpetual war, it has become essential for religious believers to […]
[…] More specifically, I didn’t feel that, as a Latter-day Saint, I could ever say anything to the world of academia unless I used my own culture as a starting point for saying it. This […]
[…] Mormons and the falling rates of marriage within Mormonism. Both of these trends reflect broad patterns in American culture, but we wanted to discuss what they mean for Mormons in particular. We invited a […]
“God gives us a world in which we may borrow wisdom from others, but we also must learn through the exercise of free will, through mistake-making, through the earnest seeking of truth based in […]