[…] fulfill an inner emptiness and invade our personal life as the media bombards us with anxiety provoking news and as authority figures tell us how to regulate our most intimate relationships. True, the narcissistic […]
[…] the eleven witnesses saw them. And even the detached reader will probably be convinced by Anderson’s re search that the witnesses were honest men who sincerely believed their signed testimony and probably stuck by […]
[…] academic analysis, however, and it also presents a bibliography that will be extremely useful to students in search of further information. The eleven women featured range from Bethenia Owens-Adair, who, at age forty, left […]
[…] a personal suspicion that critics, especially those who have not put in the same hours of back- breaking research in the archives, are afraid to discuss such matters across the table with historians who […]
[…] can be a useful perspective from which to discuss them. I am suggesting that the faithful historian’s search for truth is best served by keeping history and faith separate during the processes of research […]
[…] deals with death. She relates with unpretentious poignancy how she and her husband con front the jarring news that he is dying and how they share his waning days to achieve personal and spiritual […]
[…] get something for nothing. Utah is un fortunately known as one of the fraud capitals of the English-speaking world. We tend to hope that pyramid schemes and Ponzi maneuvers are legitimate vehicles on the […]
When i saw this book for the first time I ignored it as I have done with all of the other books by the popular nonfiction Swiss author and world traveler, Erich von Daniken. He…
This handsome volume immediately establishes itself as the definitive work on the Morrisite movement within Mormonism. A complete study of Joseph Morris and his followers has long been needed and LeRoy Anderson has filled the…
With us, someone else’s genealogy ranks right up there with reading the tele phone directory or watching someone else’s home movies. Most Mormon family histories are about as much fun as funerals. Thus, it was…