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[…] has engaged me in something I am deeply concerned about and which is part of my point in writing this. St. Olaf, like many colleges, is still vitally involved in a church connection and a […]
[…] call him a socialist. “What you Anglo-American Mormons should do,” he told me on one occasion, “is get on the receiving end of Latin America’s capitalism and free enterprise system for a while. You’d […]
Joseph Smith’s New England Heritage by Dr. Richard L. Anderson is an important contribution to an understanding of Joseph Smith’s immediate ancestry and the domestic environment in which he was raised. Since Joseph attributed dominant…
[…] a solid contribution towards overcoming the rather narrow focus on the Church elite that has characterized the writing of most L.D.S. authors. While none of the autobiographers included are common men or women, as […]
President Stephen L Richards, concerned with some of the psychiatric problems which had come to the attention of the First Presidency, asked if I had time to drop over. In the minute required to walk…
In an open forum discussion on religion, a college student asked the panel: “Can an atheist be moral?” (He was using the word in its broad meaning to include all behavior deemed good or […]
[…] neutrino problem. See, for example, Virginia Trimble and Frederick Reines, “The Solar Neutrino Problem—A Progress (?) Report,” Reviews of Modern Physics, 45 (January, 1973), 1–5. One is tempted to identify this annual revolution with […]