[…] denies the need for a spiritual rebirth and for the redemption. This trust in the power of human reason and human nature leads liberals to believe that man “is good and that he alone […]
[…] fast-moving, tuneful, funny, yet thought-provoking piece of hoarhound candy—a bitter sweet morsel, not only of Mormondom but of Humanity. Mrs. Pearson (supported by the modern sounds of Lex de Azevedo’s score) is at her best. […]
[…] good/’ and that every man (adham) should utilize the sexual impulse and other gifts of nature for human fulfillment. The solitary state is the first thing the Lord pronounced undesirable. Genesis 2 tells of […]
[…] cosmic sense? I do not believe that question can be finally answered by historians who deal with human artifacts left from a hundred and forty years ago. The historian has no sources written with […]
[…] referred to as “Processual Archaeology” since its focus is on the anthropological understanding of the processes of human behavior rather than a simple historical documenting of events. This does not deny the historically oriented […]
[…] and bow myself before the high God? (Not, he continues, with sacrifices and rivers of oil and human sacrifice, for) . . . He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what […]
[…] freedom of religious belief. There is also a more basic problem facing the Church. Will it be humanly possible for members from other cultures, across diverse language barriers, across hurdles of ingrained rituals and […]
[…] ambiguities to darken its light—it runs the risk of making religion appear irrelevant and unresponsive to the human need to seek beyond the present fulfillment, of recognizing a need for further light and knowledge. […]
[…] Church.” One group she visited greeted her expansively as “the president of the female portion of the human race.” Years after her death Primary teachers were admonished to teach Mormon children a “reverence for […]
[…] ever have any uncertainty about our basic Ameri can principles being sound principles of good government and human development and well being. From that standpoint, I think the Church does give one an assurance […]