[…] biased, unreliable, non-historical volume. A Church committee made the first refutation in an article in the Church News, May 11, 1946, which was also printed in pamphlet form; the same year Dr. Hugh Nibley […]
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Readers of Dialogue who have been searching for a sympathetic, read able, and reasonably accurate introduction to Mormonism to present to their non-Mormon friends may well consider Carl Carmer’s The Farm Boy and […]
[…] by God,” and that Ashton is going to be baptized. Bessie’s household is piously aflutter over this news, but Dudley (lured over to take the call, apparently) has had it. He respect fully asks […]
[…] to provide, behind a scholarly veneer, an entertaining and readable book that sells. Now, I do not share the opinion of those who—perhaps judging from their own prose—believe that history in order to be […]
[…] Dean of Academic Affairs St. Olaf s College (Northfield, Minn.) Branch President Robert A. Rees Assistant Professor of English, University of California, Los Angeles Sunday School and Primary Teacher The first act of the new […]
[…] pictures I was seeing. After several of the reviews I wrote for Crossroads appeared in a church newsletter, a lady came up to me after Sunday school one morning and despaired aloud: “Don’t you […]