[…] what he thinks is the single “greatest” problem facing the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints today. “It is rapid growth,” responds President Kimball. “It is very difficult to keep up with the […]
[…] did he see in these doctrines that was so important, and how should we evaluate his reasons today? Someone of Madsen’s training ought to help us here, but he does not. Finally we come […]
[…] Alma 11:44. Sermon delivered at the funeral of Ann Tenora and George Callister; published in the Deseret News, 26 (March 21, 1877). Heaven and Hell: 65. Heaven and Hell: 47. Doctrine and Covenants 76:103. […]
[…] as well as chapels in Utah. The style became so popular in the Church that one Deseret News writer, evidently unfamiliar with Frank Lloyd Wright, wrote that the work of Pope and Burton “has […]
[…] to the law of Christ? But how is it? Why, “I must have some tobacco if I am damned for it . . .” Or, “I must have a cup of tea if I […]
[…] they wrote were letters (the number of letters women wrote a hundred years ago would astonish us today), diaries and journals. Because men published, we know how men, or some men, thought and felt. […]
[…] like this. I don’t think she does. David’s so young he doesn’t notice.” Mama was taking them today for the wrong reason. “I know it will be hard for you,” she said when she […]
[…] serious problems, even tragedies. When I recommend a course of action, I either have used it or am currently working with it personally. The many friends, students, acquaintances, and clients I have shared experiences […]
[…] Just three years after Pratt’s death in 1881, Charles W. Penrose, then chief editor of the Deseret News, delivered a discourse that adapted Pratt’s absolutist view of God despite the statements of the First […]
[…] Society, 1957), pp. 1-8. Dorothy O. Rea, “Church Sponsors Film ‘Search for Truth’ on Science, Religion,” Church News, 23 Dec. 1961, pp. 4, 7, 8. See also Henry Eyring “Our Five Worlds,” The Instructor […]