[…] in a corner.” Before the Book of Mormon was off the press, references to it appeared in newspapers of the Palmyra area. The origin, activities, migration, and growth of The Church of Jesus Christ […]
[…] art school. The dreams for the future grew and grew until some pictured the area becoming a world art center with positive new kinds of art supercede “Pop,” “Op,” “auto-destructive art,” and what-not. Among […]
[…] of this method is most obvious when one reflects on the number of Christian denominations in the world. One reason for this great number, I suggest, is that biblical interpreters using the “proof-text” method […]
[…] homework, he’d know all the answers. But Jesus also tells you to figure it out for yourself. Read. Ponder. Pray. I read, ponder, and pray, but I still don’t know the answers. When I […]
[…] rolling and arms flitting like falling manna, our drumming toes so powerful they could have split the world in two. There were no strangers at our supermarkets then. Note: The Dialogue Foundation provides the […]
[…] him. He shifted his attention to the fetus, whose psi was a furled bud (Ψ), a coal ready to flame. Isa was not a developmental prognosticator, but the child would likely be less erratic […]
[…] in a creaky rocking chair smoking, and she laughs between puffs on her Kool, I can’t ever read the Bible without masturbating—with all the incest and concubines and all. Sonya laughs, looks at her […]
[…] streaks along my haunches and flat buttocks from my swollen summers. My powerful arms had held the world up, and they were chiseled, but in contrast, my stomach was doughy. I really hated my […]
[…] the trees and the silent shops and the empty porches and knowing there was nobody in the world except her and Will. “Here comes McGary,” yelled the Sevy boys as they leaped from their […]
[…] and a lemon chiffon cake and they just drooled.” There was a grocery circular from the corner market and a letter inviting her to join the Great Books Club. She tossed everything into the […]