[…] to present “the wisdom and values of outstanding Latter-day Saint women concerning woman’s role in the modern world.” But this objective was diluted when the contributors were invited to write something “useful, . . […]
[…] training. A second area of importance was the research opportunities provided by the Brigham Young University New World Archaeological Foundation (BYU NWAF). In the early 1960s President David O. McKay appointed Elder Howard W. […]
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[…] notes from that day are filled with statements such as these: “God has not revealed how the world was created—all the ideas we have presented are theories, and must be accepted as such/’ The […]
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[…] among living General Authorities, no mistakes or inconsistencies in current doctrine and all seems well in Zion today. I believe that I understand the reasons for this scholarly hesitancy, but they are not so […]
[…] 1975): 45-50. Authority, Doctrine, and Theology Benz, Ernst. “Mormonism and the Secularization of Religions in the Modern World.” BYU Studies 16 (Summer 1976): 627-639. Bunker, Gary L., and Davis Bitton. “Mesmerism and Mormonism.” BYU […]
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[…] breath rasped, and for an instant he thought that he too was on the brink of that world where spirits whisper and wait. “I’m sorry, Regina,” he said. “You cried on the day we […]