[…] imagery indicated by this statement is almost paradoxical in light of his antisecret society rhetoric during the Missouri period (HC 3: 178-82, 303). Aside from this 1835 quotation, I am not familiar with any […]
[…] William Bradshaw of BYU, 2001. Joseph Fielding McConkie, Answers: Straightforward Answers to Tough Gospel Questions, (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1998), 155-165. Ellen G. White, Spiritual Gifts: Important Facts of Faith, in Connection with […]
[…] E. L. Kelley Papers, Library-Archives, the Auditorium, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Independence, Missouri (hereafter RLDS archives). Ibid., 8; see also Lorenzo Saunders, Interview with William H. Kelley, 17 Sept. […]
Analogy is a fashionable device which many authors employ to embellish otherwise bland expositions, and few writers can resist the urge to compare certain individuals with what they regard as legitimate historic parallels. The […]
[…] located next to the temple. A third generation Mormon from La Plata, Argentina, Hugo Olaiz has a degree in Letters from Universidad Nacional de La Plata and a Master’s in Spanish from Brigham Young […]
[…] larger donations. The tithing funds which local members also pay are forwarded to Church headquarters at Independence, Missouri for support of a paid missionary force, partial support of two colleges and general administrative uses. […]
[…] dialogue whatsoever between educated members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) and outsi ders, the question of the historical origins of Mormonism must ever remain central. And in a way […]
[…] skilled, intensely conscious participation. Lewis Mumford A recent study by a management consulting company revealed that more presi dents of 471 of America’s largest companies had been born in Utah, in relation to its population, […]
[…] in Catholic or Protestant circles. Without probing into their content, analyzing their presuppositions, or seeking to un derstand their origins, they often dismiss these movements with the assertion that they are merely further evidence […]
[…] and “independent writing.” In psychological terms, automatic writing is described as “ideomotor effect,” “motor automatism,” and automati city. Understanding “Automatic Writing” Psychiatrist Ian P. Stevenson, who served as the chair of the Department of […]