President Stephen L Richards, concerned with some of the psychiatric problems which had come to the attention of the First Presidency, asked if I had time to drop over. In the minute required to walk…
The two following commentaries on O. Kendall White’s “The Transformation of Mormon Theology” (Summer 1970) were received as Letters to the Editor, but due to their length we felt they would receive more attention here.
[…] copies available, and attested that reading it had changed his life. Almost a decade of enthusiastic church service since his baptism proves the reality of his experience. The narrative strength of almost any modern […]
[…] the Melvilles were expelled from Guatemala. So with each of the others: Mary Moylan (who at this writing is still a fugitive from justice—or injustice as Daniel Berrigan would say), who witnessed American planes piloted […]
[…] to better understand our human situation. But his more radical answer is contained in the book’s concluding essay. Here he suggests that it is time to see secularism for the bankrupt movement that it […]
[…] professional life of my own? In the early months of Women’s Liberation I read everything I could get my hands on. Kate Millett hit me between the eyes as I plowed through Sexual Politics. […]
[…] had been an invalid for years and the grandmother did domestic day work. What better opportunity for service could there be than for their classmates to give these children a happy Christmas? Pennies, nickles […]
[…] our day the career woman is increasingly justified for her good use of her faculties and her service to mankind, while the housewife is depicted as dowdy and dull; not only oppressed, she is […]
[…] call him a socialist. “What you Anglo-American Mormons should do,” he told me on one occasion, “is get on the receiving end of Latin America’s capitalism and free enterprise system for a while. You’d […]
[…] so strongly in isolationism. A central caveat is necessary at the onset. First, the purpose of this essay is to examine Clark’s own rationale for his belief in political isolationism, not to enlist his […]