[…] almost all mortals—by “the arm of flesh.” The Liahona is convinced by logic and experience that no human instrument, even a prophet, is capable of transmitting the word of God so clearly and comprehensively […]
[…] and Calhoun among our so–called statesmen during the last century. “Naught but a breath of wind is human fame” said Dante. There is of course more truth than poetry in that statement. How ever, […]
[…] Papyri were published once they came into the possession of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints is a gratifying contrast to the secrecy with which their previous custodians surrounded them. The […]
[…] certain amount of “news control” and “muzzling” of dissent are proper to successfully wage a war. When human life is at stake, the practical approach must take precedent over the idealistic as it pertains […]
[…] of the available data, report that reliable empirical evidence of the effect of exposure to obscenity upon human conduct is either entirely lacking or so meagre as to be wholly unreliable or inconclusive. To […]
[…] he served with distinction for thirty years. As a Senator, Smoot shared responsibility for the controversial Smoot -Hawley Tariff of 1931. He also shared J. Reuben Clark’s concern that the United States avoid entangling […]
[…] noted as a very versatile artist with wide sympathy which responded to much in nature and the human condition. Although Utah–born and raised and a grandson of Brigham Young, Mahonri did not create Mormon […]
[…] my statements out of their context. As but one example, his recent apologia taxes me with a humanistic view of salvation on the basis of the definition con tained in the following sentence, which […]
[…] in mind for them (ie., that they starve to death and be eliminated as unfit members of human race). The philosophy of “self–help” or “positive thinking,” held that men’s wills, sometimes in mystical ways, […]
[…] showing a single, rather ordinary family trying to live a normal life at Nauvoo while a great human upheaval is taking place around them. Sorensen’s example reminds us that the novel as a form […]