[…] “Differences Between Two Matched Groups of Ten Superior Non Metropolitan Utah Newspapers and Ten Low-Rated Non-Metropolitan Utah News papers: 47 Hypothesis.” University of Iowa, 1970. Brewster, Blair Hayes. “A Study of Absentee Patterns and […]
[…] articles in Utah and their subsequent reputation there. We cannot imagine those articles being written today: the world has changed too much. Mutatis mutandis, granting the idioms and sentiments of this later time, if […]
[…] the author of the Book of Mormon was situated in a time and place that allowed the English Bible to influence the composition of the Book of Mormon. 2017: Colleen McDannell, “Mexicans, Tourism, and […]
[…] than be an activist. Even still, she seems to make it clear that she’s on board with breaking white supremacy’s hold on the church, but to make it all the way to the final […]
[…] Thomas W. Grafton, Alexander Campbell (St. Louis, Mo.: Christian Publishing Company, 1897), 127. Grant Underwood, The Millenarian World of Early Mormonism (Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 1993), 20. F. Mark McKiernan, The […]
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[…] extreme forms of the Augustinian-Pelagian controversy, there is no recognition of what Chesterton once called “the good news of original sin,” the news, namely, that man is not left to his own resources but […]
[…] view is that religion makes people feel guilt about various real or even contemplated misdeeds (such as breaking sexual taboos), often greatly out of proportion to the severity of the offense. My experience, especially […]