[…] beyond Joseph Smith, cautious of anything that was not scriptural, and not readily adjusting to an on-going world). This attitude has directed the Reorganized Church toward Protestantism, as manifested in its professional priesthood, the […]
[…] Accountability is the power of the person to govern his behavior within the framework of his own world of experience and limited by his physiological handicaps. Within that range of behavior which is not […]
[…] rising from the wheat Save coupled with your death. Seeing her, with those first rude playthings, The world growing large in the veins of a leaf, I shudder. I grow old in her budding […]
[…] days of Adam. “Who is like unto Rome?” was a question posed in the streets of the world. Everyone marveled at her superiority in the battlefield, at her chariots that sped like wasps, at […]
Corn grows in my father’s backyard garden
in ten green files, each row a week taller,
the tallest now past two months, nearly ripe.
The years he’s planted gardens range beyond
the year that I was born in early spring,
but memory recalls three different plots
[…] of guilty waifs found apple-stealing when Old Man Death raged. Oh Jesus loves this careless freckled world that stretches aimlessly where lilies left and fig blossoms blown (eye hath not seen) […]
[…] them will follow this admonition of Brigham Young. We also hope that an experience that we can share will help them to decide favorably on the question of preservation. For nearly twenty years, the […]
[…] Even its birth did not part the womb of stillness. I will intrude upon its world of being. I will sit on earth prepared by long dying and wonder what […]
In Masters’ and Johnson’s recent book Human Sexual Inadequacy, I ran across some startling information that made a whole group of other data collected accidentally and incidentally over a period of ten years suddenly coalesce…