[…] of the American Constitution should be welcomed by all Latter-day Saints. By the Hands of Wise Men, essays written by Mormon scholars from a variety of academic backgrounds, makes significant steps towards such clarification. […]
[…] a polygamous wife. Davidson is unquestionably a skilled journalist, approaching her various tasks with frank curiosity and writing in an informal, inviting style. Her choice of subjects plays into our natural curiosity— who among […]
Dialogue 9.4 (Winter 1974): 74–75
Review of An Egyptian Endowment by Hugh Nibley, which discusses the papyri that Joseph Smith allegedly used to help translate the Book of Abraham. Hugh Nibley decided to state his case, but allow readers to form their own conclusions after reading it.
[…] to being larger than life, this image of Mary is also more incomplete than life. Some traits get selected for emphasis and others are deemphasized. In both Corbett’s biography and Joseph F. Smith’s account, […]
[…] the University of Utah as director and teacher, Dr. Bennion has been executive director of the Community Services Council of the Salt Lake area since 1972 He is currently bishop of the East Mill […]
[…] other disputed subjects,” perhaps since the nature of the Holy Ghost was some what equivocal in the writings of Joseph Smith. After the 1894 discussion, Talmage published an article in the Juvenile Instructor incorporating […]
[…] calls his book Abraham in Egypt, he knows and so does the reader that he is really writing about the Book of Abraham. For example, he begins with a view of the “real” history […]
[…] of this rich collection, I am sure, will have experienced a religious odyssey by covering all the essays. The editor of this volume, Neal Lambert, has shrewdly and sensibly arranged the diverse essays — […]
[…] labor in any field. We have used the utmost care in the selecting of men for this service.” But Apostle Richards disagreed, saying that the Twelve had “selected the most of the missionaries from […]