Memorial Day, 1978
April 25, 2018[…] he and Mother shared, wraps in rough blankets, gets cold easily, remembers nothing of now, knows the world as it was then, intimately, as he knew her. Sleeps soundly. I sit in front of […]
[…] he and Mother shared, wraps in rough blankets, gets cold easily, remembers nothing of now, knows the world as it was then, intimately, as he knew her. Sleeps soundly. I sit in front of […]
[…] Phillips and his manuscript. Betenson shakes the historian’s earth, too. She shares with readers a family secret, breaking a family oath to do it, about Butch’s visit with them long after his supposed South […]
[…] but wonder why blacks had been denied priesthood rites in the first place. Did other church members share my uncertainty? What did they think or know about the history of our beliefs? Was the […]
[…] the fact that Valley Tan and the Salt Lake Tribune appear in Part Two while the Deseret News is not introduced until Part Three. Both The Story of the Latter-day Saints and The Mormon […]
[…] a new and panoramic view of, a fresh insight into, Mormonism as a phenomenon in American and world history. The titles and authorship of the various books speak eloquently not only of Mormonism, but also […]
Who made the world, my child? Father made the rain silver and forever. Mother’s hand drew riverbeds and hollowed seas, drew riverbeds and hollowed seas to bring the rain home.
[…] the book of Genesis as an historical and not just a mythological work is revolutionary in the world of modern scholarship increasingly skeptical in such matters. W. D. Davies, displaying a more detailed search […]
[…] but nonetheless large number of the branch members and was the same as that of a large share of the Italian electorate who vote Communist but consider themselves middle class bourgeoisie, not red flag […]
[…] power, we have a depression.” Eccles argued that business would not invest and spend until a proven market became available for its goods. To accomplish such, he explained, the consumer must be given buying […]
[…] album include Walther’s little known Third Organ Concerto and a flawless rendition of J. S. Bach’s finger- breaking Fugue in G Major (the “Jig Fugue”), played in a crisp, detached style which recalls Schreiner […]