[…] University, 1975. Boyce, Harold Wayne. “A Graduate-Oriented Evaluation of the Music Education Curricula of the Four- State College-University Systems in Utah.” Utah State University, 1973. Brown, Ronald Conklin. “Hard-rock Miners of the Great Basin […]
In a recent essay on the Mormons, David Brion Davis observed that “their history, in relation to American history, is much like Hamlet’s play-within-the play.” Although analogies have their limitations, this one may prove […]
[…] (Salt Lake City: The Association for the Study of Religion, Inc., 1974), pp. 624-641. Sagarin, Edward, “The Good Guys, The Bad Guys, and The Gay Guys.” Survey Essay in Contemporary Sociology, 2 (January 1973), 3-13.
[…] view. It can be argued that despite thousands of hours allocated to church programs as a public service obligation, what is broadcast in the name of religion is often neither good religion nor good […]
[…] constantly for guidance and inspiration that we could be creative and able to put this film to gether and still be able to represent the ideals that are important.” Producer Lyman Dayton of Doty-Dayton […]
Image history—how the Mormons were viewed by others—has been a fruitful approach used by several historians during the past decade.
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[…] this episode of the Dialogue Out Loud podcast, host Taylor Petrey interviews Nicholas Shrum about his thought-provoking essay, “Materializing Faith and Politics: The Unseen Power of the NCCS Pocket Constitution in American Religion,” featured […]
In 1831 Joseph Smith announced the Law of Consecration and Stewardship. This law was revealed, according to the Prophet, to establish the social and economic basis of the Restoration on the same scriptural foundations as…
[…] The Story of the Latter-day Saints has been received so enthusiastically by Church members that at this writing, it has sold more than 20,000 copies. Perhaps the authors’ most scholarly contribution lies in their […]