[…] a sharp controversy had existed in the denomination, which in the Genesee Conference had resulted in a de cline and a “loss of spirituality” throughout the entire conference. In addition, the Presiding Elder of […]
[…] See also H. Grant Heaton, “Comments on Translation Work in Chinese,” January 31, 1963, pp. 11-13 et al., unpublished manuscript. Mr. Heaton is a former mission president for the Southern Far East Mission of […]
[…] responding to your invitation to those who have “something to say.” By way of identification, I am a returned missionary from Chile, a graduate in History from BYU, a former President of the Young […]
[…] the proposition that sex is part of God’s plan, he may wonder about some of the inferences de rived therefrom. Consider the following: Sexuality should always be presented to children from God’s perspective. It […]
[…] it had a team of campaign research specialists headed by a brilliant young political scientist, Dr. Walter De Vries. Both of these men were immensely able, as were the other top decision-makers. But a […]
[…] further chastening imminent? In the past, preservation came from repentance of the Lord’s people, not from call ing for repentance from the Phillistines, the Lamanites, or the Gentiles. Why do we not see that […]
<i>Dialogue 4.2 (Summer 1971): 13–28</i><br> Mormon history is a part of this magnificent proliferation of data and research techniques. Its own archives are in the midst of classification by professionally competent standards. There is […]
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[…] kindness com forted my fear at the moment. I felt the warmth of his clean hand touch ing my weak hand. The tone of his voice when he said to me “Talofa” was full […]