[…] decline in her status. Although she was the first wife, it appears that she always had to share a house with the second wife, Margaret Gay Judd, while Alice Young and Emily Young, the […]
[…] Brown’s name, and she devoted her life to polishing that diamond so that the whole world might share its brightness. At first it meant helping Hugh to acquire the social graces which befitted the […]
[…] begin the verse. Though this reversed initial foot is a common variation, occurring often and unobtrusively throughout English poetry, the musical setting forces us to sing “an-gels,” and the variation is unnatural and awkward. […]
[…] His name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness” (29: 2). And in 2 Nephi we read that we should worship not only the Father, but the Son as well: Believe in Christ, […]
[…] system is well established and functioning with many schools, seminaries and institutes in various countries of the world, serving in 1976 nearly a half a million students. From this vast number there are many […]
[…] restrained than non-Mormons. And Negative Accompaniments are Greater Mormon sex norms are among the strictest in the world, sometimes even placing unchastity next to murder. Not unexpectedly, then, the Intermountain respondents who had engaged […]
Parley P. Pratt once defined “union of the sexes” as “mutual comfort and assistance in this world of toil and sorrow.” In our day President Spencer W. Kimball has affirmed that an important function […]
[…] for the annual move to their cabin in Armchair Canyon, twelve miles east of the city. They share the canyon with Mother’s extensive family. Over the years the move has become almost ceremonial. The […]
[…] ever before in the Church’s history. Although this is her first venture into history, Donna Hill has read their reports and incorporated the new findings. She acknowledges the aid of her brother Marvin Hill, […]
[…] Logic and syntax—even basic facts—which are unmistakably clear and irrefutable in manuscript form have a way of breaking down when committed to print. And when they do hold up, one can always find typographical […]