Spring Hill
March 13, 2018[…] woman even gotten here? When the guards’ golf cart came up the rise, Emma ducked down again, ready to bolt if necessary and come back for Becca later. She double-checked to make sure their […]
[…] woman even gotten here? When the guards’ golf cart came up the rise, Emma ducked down again, ready to bolt if necessary and come back for Becca later. She double-checked to make sure their […]
[…] Nephi, his Mahonri, and his Stephen are all ascetic, mystical figures who demonstrate little touch with the world about them. It is as if the ideal spiritual state removes men so thoroughly from the […]
[…] of family members. When one possesses knowledge of an important truth he should sense some obligation to share his possession where it can be helpful or “saving” to another. Errors of effort will occur […]
Let him, who hangs between two poles (approval-disapproval), who fits or does not fit the occasion according to conscience, alone. His will is not his own. He is the child of cant. His ubiquitous parent peers preponderantand always over the rims of thin…
[…] the problem of turning a desert frontier theocracy into a standard democratic American state. To the outside world the practice of polygamy came to be the symbol of the so-called Mormon rebellion, and it […]
[…] ‘epiphenomenon,’ ” on the grounds that in their common view man is too closely related to the world genetically, organically, and functionally to be a mere epiphenomenon. Most humanists would also reject the position […]
[…] taken in this building and some in the individual homes. Every morning before breakfast President Cannon would read a chapter of scripture to the whole family as they were assembled together. Then, all would […]
[…] away from her civil litigation practice to focus on raising her two young daughters. She received her English Literature and Law degrees from Brigham Young University. She is a former Executive Director and Founding […]
[…] is thus forced to assume many things about his subject (for example, the intellectual climate of her English home), such assumptions not necessarily being bald fiction but of so general a nature that Mary […]
[…] same time, our own children gain an opportunity to understand the diversity (and underlying similarities) in the world around them. It would be presumptuous and premature to contend that this kind of social interaction […]