[…] building weapons, but as keeping the people who live and work here safe. I felt that way writing reports on equipment developed to reduce workers’ exposure to radiation. Many workers in the weapons plants […]
[…] marksmanship. He then exercised his prerogative as the top-ranked officer candidate in the class to choose his service (the Adjutant General’s Corps, thank you, sir, in scenic Europe, where he could live comfortably on […]
From primitive rocks and clubs to the present nuclear arsenals, the history of warfare is characterized by the dramatic increase in the number of civilians killed in each war and by scale changes in our…
[…] after “The Mormon Jubilee” was published in its pages, The Wasp announced that Sister Eliza would be writing an adaptation of the adaptation, which would be published in a few weeks. Perhaps because it […]
Dr. Ellis Reynolds Shipp closed her un published autobiography with the words, “Great minds are they who suffered not in vain. . . . I do not feel my spirit great, but oh, I have…
[…] of its members—teaching the gospel, performing essential, grace bestowing ordinances, offering opportunities for corporate worship, fellowship, and service, and motivating people to live the gospel. However, the Church is not an end in itself. […]
[…] Testament titles, such as apostle, bishop, pastor, evangelist, teacher, elder, and deacon initially describe only functions—roles of service—not priesthood offices (see Mesle 1984, Hutchinson 1981, ID 3:889-90). Paul thinks of his apostleship not as […]
[…] nearly complete sampling of our best contemporary writers of fiction. Thayer’s novel, like all good and faithful writing, is about the greatest human problem, the pain of sin, and the greatest human joy, the hope […]
[…] meaning of the events as he describes them in Search for Sanctuary makes his study as historical writing an examination of fascinating potentials which unfortunately never materialized. Search for Sanctuary: Brigham Young and the […]
[…] grandmother, the first Indian member of the Relief Society in the Uintah Basin. After years of faithful service, she went back to the traditional ways. For her, the gap got wider and wider until […]