[…] the morality of individual life as their central concern, she is seldom articulate or resolute about the world view Catholicism should have given her. An absence of positive comment seems to express implicit criticism […]
[…] students at Stanford University. Eugene England, an editor of DIALOGUE, is a teaching assistant in the departments of of both English and Religious Studies at Stanford and a member of the Stan ford Ward Bishopric.
[…] adverb “perfectly” is quite unwarranted. This is as far as he goes with arguments comprehensible to the world at large; but there is more to be done for the edification of fellow Mormons. Dr. […]
[…] Pearson is from Provo. She earned a master’s degree in drama from Brigham Young University, minoring in English, after which she taught these subjects at Snow College for a year. Wanting to see the […]
[…] was actively baptizing. After His resurrection, Jesus commanded His Apostles in Palestine to go out into the world to preach the Gospel and to baptize those that believed their teachings. When He appeared to […]
[…] the Church is attempting to spread its word to as many people as it can in the world and to change the lives of those people with its gospel. I think the brethren recognize […]
[…] that regard Edmund Burke once said All that is required for the triumph of evil in the world is that good men do nothing. Fundamental to a solution of the whole problem is a change […]
[…] crass form he noted, still injustice has not been expunged totally from our public life. We must share Joseph Smith’s passion for equal justice until that goal is a living reality. The foreign affairs […]
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[…] perfect their lives.” In twenty-three lucid chapters, he extolls the priceless gift of repentance for a troubled world, a gift of peace to the “anxious, restless, frustrated, perhaps tormented soul.” The gift is not […]