[…] evening and suggesting some directions for future research. Before trying to draw a picture of the Mormon world that emerges from narratives in the folklore archives, I must make a few statements about the […]
[…] is that there is a God. And, since God set the forces in motion that called this world into being, it follows that all truth, from whatever source, relates to him and his existence. […]
On 9 November 1989 the world stood transfixed as television sets around the globe transmitted the fall of the Berlin Wall. Hundreds of thousands of East Germans streamed into Berlin to mount the wall […]
[…] truth by speaking it in love, and in their cheerful banter toward one another, we sense a mutual love unfeigned. That crucial tone of good will, a contrast from the rancor that characterizes some […]
[…] the church has ever known. His death marked the only time in the history of the Deseret News that the paper was distributed free of charge. In 1895 the First Presidency appointed him to […]
[…] and to believe that conflicts like the American Civil War resulted in a more just and free world. That is, war, as terrible a force as it always is, sometimes is worth the toll it […]
[…] other religious orders do), is, to say the least, extremely challenging. If one could withdraw from the world with its “cauldron of unholy loves” to a cloistered world where, to use Gerard Manley Hopkins’s […]
<i>Dialogue 43.2 (Summer 2010): 1–44</i><br> A discussion of the theology of the body being combined with the spirit for various different reasons.
[…] order to judge the text’s accuracy—this was a new idea about the relationship between narratives and the world. Making the question of scriptural truth a positive question—a question about posits—reflected a wholesale change that […]
[…] with which their previous custodians surrounded them. The definitive edition of the documents will take time, but in the meantime the Egyptologist can show his appreciation by taking advantage of the opportunity to make preliminary […]