[…] decribe man as “by nature more aggressive and bold . . . best suited to confront the world . . . His physical part in nurturing offspring is small when compared to the female.” […]
[…] into private practice and remained active in diplomacy by serving on the American-British Pecuniary Claims Commission. During World War I, he worked in the Army’s provost marshall general headquarters and in the office of […]
[…] an enemy. There is no middle ground. A re view of one of his books is usually read with attention only until the reader decides which side of the line the reviewer is on. […]
[…] that each of us has widely diverse motivations and interests, we should still be able occasionally to share a truly exhilarating literary experience which transcends these differences. Those who are interested in this type […]
[…] as I have done with all of the other books by the popular nonfiction Swiss author and world traveler, Erich von Daniken. He is known as the leading proponent of the “Gods were astronauts” […]
[…] it is supplemental, it is there to flesh out the individuals and events of Orrin Porter Rockwell’s world” (p. xiii). These lengthy footnotes give added evidence of Schindler’s meticulous research but often add to […]
[…] superintendent of schools at Preston, Idaho, Lambert was one of the few people with whom I could share problems. After my joining the faculty of the University of Utah in 1942, we became professional […]
[…] Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints receives several hundred thousand column inches of space in national and local newspaper. News items range from the local LDS missionaries in the community to the major eight-part series […]
[…] 1977 to combat the association of medical quackery and unorthodox herbalism with Mormon doctrine (see, for example, Church News editorial, 18 June 1977). Overall the book provides an excellent perspective, documenting the evolution of changing LDS […]
[…] to the development of churches and religions including Mormonism. They sometimes ask disquieting questions or bear unhappy news, but they generally play an important role in linking the real and the ideal. At their […]