Entertaining Angels Unaware
March 20, 2018[…] could probably care less. They didn’t argue often, mostly because Lucy had only been in La Rochelle for two weeks and still depended on Soeur Paxton’s knowledge of the city and people to function. […]
[…] could probably care less. They didn’t argue often, mostly because Lucy had only been in La Rochelle for two weeks and still depended on Soeur Paxton’s knowledge of the city and people to function. […]
[…] doomsayer, a whirlwind of paranoia and irrationality. When she’s not reminding the ward of the coming apocalypse— for which she is fully prepared, having not one but two years’ worth of food storage she […]
[…] boys in the shower room after PE class, Panella Wall actually fell into a middle rank for dating purposes—the she’ll-do-in-a-pinch category. Certainly, she was no queen like LillieDale Mortensen. However, although she had a […]
[…] Church as an institution within the framework of history and provided the Mormon people with the instruments for rationalizing and defending their beliefs and practices. Though perhaps less radical and less creative than the […]
[…] Athens. The critic, far from gaining the good name—in rhetoric, reason, and religion—that this ancient sage hoped for him, has suffered through all time from a bad reputation. Nowhere has the hostility been greater […]
[…] In fact, the publication of such books seems to be the sine qua non of belligerent status for the candidates. Thus, the pre-convention publication of T. George Harris’ biography, Romney’s Way, confirmed the seriousness […]
So you want to write a Mormon novel? Great! Here’s a story for you:— It’s about a Mormon bishop and his family, see, so you can get in all the little inside details about […]
[…] Givens’ new book, which he co-authored with Matthew Grow, and which was published by the prestigious Ox ford University Press, is titled Parley P. Pratt: The Apostle Paul of Mormonism, and is destined to […]
[…] the other. A lot of our friends left the Church, but we both knew we never could. Mormonism was too much a part of our core identity for us to ever give it up.
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