[…] him crawl, and was able to communicate with Eve. On the outside jacket of the book we read, “When men like James E. Talmage and B. H. Roberts lived, their pens brought forth substantial […]
[…] the full influence of the Holy Ghost in my life, be spiritual, which had to be earned. Breaking off the last few pieces of the dead branch, I flipped them over the ledge. Then […]
[…] V, 259). In August of the same year, Smith declared, “I am above the kingdoms of the world, for I have no laws. I am not come to tell you to vote this way, […]
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[…] Thinking about it, I’ve wondered whether it isn’t bound up with a parallel unwillingness to use good English in every day speech in our part of the country. It seems to be socially disapproved […]
[…] preached such a sermon. We know better, because Brigham Young read the transcript and directed the Deseret News to print parts of it. If our elders in the east—the apostles—had sent our immigration in […]
[…] 1968, Provo, Utah. See “Sell that Thou Hast . . . and Come and Follow Me,” Church News (March 9, 1968), p. 11. Anyone interested in participating in or organizing a Friends of AYUDA […]
[…] of repentance has become shallow or superficial. The modern, pragmatic temperament tends to associate repentance with the breaking of undesired habits. This emphasis is illustrated in the frequent Sunday school discussion of the “R’s” […]
[…] crime is a cause celebre, the more people come in to confess. The confessor may wish to share the grisly glory and momentarily rise above mean and miserable nonentity. He may have been raised […]
[…] Christ of Latter Day Saints? Spanish Fork, Utah: n.p., 1970? $1.00. “First Light of the Morning” ( English translation of Hawaiian name). Four Horses of Revelation. Dugway, Utah?: Pioneer Press? 1970. $3.00. Fitzpatrick, Doyle […]