[…] history to know where these influential leaders stood on the important issues of their time. Reed Smoot’s service as United States Senator from Utah spanned three decades of rapid change. When he entered the […]
[…] after John W. Taylor’s death my brother Raymond made inquiries as to what could be done to get him officially reinstated to Church membership. The reply offered the type of encouragement given by a […]
[…] Marino, California: Huntington Library, 1971. $7.50. Law, Reuben D. The Founding and Early Development of the Church College of Hawaii. St. George, Utah: Dixie College Press, 1972. Author’s address: 456 South 400 East, St. […]
[…] position of mission president in 1888. After devoting nearly six years of his early manhood to missionary service, he returned to Utah to settle down. On July 10, 1890, Spry and his bride, Mary […]
[…] sociable, tactful, and charming enough to successfully manipulate others. He tried his hand at painting and at writing, and often asked me to criticize his work. He taught me cribbage, soundly beating me for […]
[…] education in the schools. The matter is still in a state of flux, but as of this writing Latter-day Saint parents are charged with full responsibility for the sex education of their children; and […]
[…] various approaches taken to them. It would also be concerned not only with the experiences involved in writing such important works as The Articles of Faith and Jesus the Christ, but also with the […]
[…] part of the religious community. 2. Education—so that the communities which built these places of worship and service can become more aware of their unique contribution and be more sensitive of the need that […]
[…] poverty” (p. 98). Does he mean that the solution to poverty is to instruct the unemployed to get busy and work? The strong “establishment” bias running through the essays was a particular disappointment for […]
[…] Procedures,” which demonstrates an acknowledgment that human people, who might also be Latter-day Saints, do in fact get divorces. Providing “proven guidelines for more confident living” begs the issues. One does not tell others […]