[…] an experience. This is my “experience of Christmas” as I have tried to put it back to gether after many years. I would let the Psalmist (slightly abridged) state my further intention: “These things I […]
[…] was addressed as “Rabbi” and was a devout Jew, he would in all probability have married. This essay will explore in some detail the way in which Hyde’s position on Jesus’ marital status was […]
[…] roads and broke down trees. Sunday morning, no tracks But his climbed here. I don’t Know what service, alone, He could have held, and yet I think there was communion Here that day. […]
Rodney Turner, a BYU professor of Church history and doctrine and a scholar widely revered as the conservatives’ conservative, here attempts to answer some of the burning contemporary questions about which the scriptures are so…
[…] women being fulfilled vocationally, as long as the children receive proper parenting. With regards to women not writing more significant books for Church membership, I see no reason why they can’t. But they have […]
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[…] lavishly illustrated with the paintings of Arnold Friberg depicting such scenes as Samuel the Lamanite prophesying on top of what looks like the Temple of the Tigers in Chichen Itza, Yucatan. Any curious archaeologist […]
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[…] Surely the Night is a good Mormon novel, full of the same kind of scholarship and good writing which characterize Noall’s Intimate Disciple, about Willard Richards, and Guardians of the Hearth, about Mormon midwives. […]
[…] into Jewish manhood. I promptly embraced the world and all its riches and majored in atheism in college. It was in medical school that I began to see that faith was necessary for my […]