Somewhere Inbetween
April 30, 2018[…] be there, but I also had to back away, hoping they could cope with their com plicated world. After a hectic day, I felt pulled in all directions. Why weren’t my solutions as clear […]
[…] be there, but I also had to back away, hoping they could cope with their com plicated world. After a hectic day, I felt pulled in all directions. Why weren’t my solutions as clear […]
[…] the home, others almost completely immersed in family responsibilities, etc. I would think that what these women share in common is a testimony which sustains their Church service rather than a unanimity of life […]
[…] the bitter cost if we fail. Of course not all days follow this pattern. Weekends are another world, and sometimes the whole system comes to a grinding halt. Illness, an unusual church or community […]
[…] list of recent works will notice that a high proportion of the reviewed literature concerns the ” World Church.” From India to England, Tin Can Island to Finland, South Africa to Central America the […]
At Christmas time I like to read the Gospels again. Partly out of tradition, no doubt, and the love of tradition. For in tradition lies much of the special charm and cheer of holidays. […]
[…] last half-century at least, serious attempts to reconcile our theological views with other intellectual currents in the world even while more of our community now seems in need of it and qualified to evaluate […]
[…] as a Mormon poet when he declares in a Prologue that Counterpoint “presents the drama of a world that, despite the presence of sin, has the promise of receiving the glory of paradise; and […]
[…] the Cambridge Bible Commentary, published by Cambridge University Press and based on the translation of the New English Bible. The commentary on each gospel is done by a different British scholar. The stated purpose […]
[…] the original hieratic text, hieroglyphic transcription, both right to left and then, for the convenience of the English reader, from left to right, followed by a phonetic transcription and word by word translation. To […]
[…] example, adding the fourth verse of “Come, Come Ye Saints”), and adds newer hymns, mostly from the English Hymnal. Particularly after World War II, when America was held in high esteem by the French […]