<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 […]
[…] willows and trees vanish under me. I was becoming something beyond myself. I felt no limits, noth ing stopping, nothing touching me, as if I were rising alone into light, rising, never falling back, […]
[…] to generate even now underneath the wintry mantel—to be sure, less dramatically than with last year’s terrify ing, purgative intensity of self-immolation; less frequently now with the smoldering solemn processions composed of all classes […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] observed also that those functioning as ministers of the gospel bore a fundamental responsibility to avoid disturb ing the faith of people by preaching and teaching in direct opposition to basic principles of salvation […]
[…] and other native trees were abundant. Over a thousand log houses were built using chopping and hew ing axes, a few nails, window glass, hinges, door locks, and a little sawed lumber for doors […]
[…] identity will not then be found in further compromise with the urban secularism, but only in return ing to the peculiarities of our Gospel origins and finding the life that is in them. Then […]
[…] and musical program put on by the Chicano-American Student Union of San Jose State College held at De Anza Junior College. Spanish names—ironic! And ninety-five percent of what I heard came at me in […]
[…] now developed a fever. The captain of the company offered the new mother a ride but would al low no one to accompany her, so the offer was refused. The two families laid over […]
[…] principles and orders of the priesthood, attending to washings, annointings, endowments, and the communication of keys pertain- ing to the Aaronic Priesthood, and so on to the highest order of the Melchizedek Priesthood, setting […]