[…] correcting “the morals of the community.” The secret oaths and penalties were not entirely effective, however, and news soon leaked out among the church that there was “a secret group of Saints, including women, […]
[…] best-kept secret: its awareness of extraterrestrials and unidentified flying objects. That such a prominent figure in the world of journalism should stoop to such a subject will undoubtedly be wilder respectable people. That Ander […]
[…] wrote fairly often, so these two yellowing pieces of paper are rare. I have thumbed and turned, read and re-read as though by handling them I could extract more meaning and memory. I unfold […]
[…] the years trustees have named a number of buildings after living church authorities who presided at ground- breaking and dedication ceremonies, including the Heber J. Grant, David O. McKay, N. Eldon Tanner, and Spencer […]
[…] theater, she argues that the work that matters most for women happens on the level of the world, not the word. She tells me that time is better spent answering phone calls at rape […]
[…] conflict over taxes, trade restrictions, and the presence of British soldiers, and was in no position to share in the political rebellion that followed. In the absence of a single church or deity, and […]
[…] rights, which are indeed expansive, are not necessarily coextensive with the media’s moral obligation to report the news in a fair and accurate fashion. For instance, in the media frenzy surrounding the O. J. […]
[…] seems inappropriate to me. I have encouraged my gay children to seek someone they can love and share their life with and to be moral in that relationship. I would prefer that such relationships […]
[…] and Administrative Personnel,” BYU Fact File . Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University, 1998- . Available from: http://www.byu.edu/ news/factfile/faculty.html. Bateman, Merrill. “A Zion University and the Search for Truth,” Brigham Young Magazine (Winter 1997): 25. […]
[…] not to leave the church. He asked them if they had had any spiritual experiences they could share with him. Benson reported that there was a disappointing lack of response from these ostensible spiritual […]