Jesus and the Prophets
April 24, 2018[…] get Moses, Isaiah and Jeremiah to accept the call to be his mouthpiece—an audacious calling indeed. ( Read Exodus 3 and 4, Isaiah 6 and Jeremiah 1.) Once in the harness, the prophets still […]
[…] get Moses, Isaiah and Jeremiah to accept the call to be his mouthpiece—an audacious calling indeed. ( Read Exodus 3 and 4, Isaiah 6 and Jeremiah 1.) Once in the harness, the prophets still […]
[…] of Chinese-Portugese descent, converted to Mormonism, and with luck and ability, competed successfully in a male-dominated business world. The Blending is the recounting of the family history, the cultural, generational and personal conflicts and […]
[…] Idaho.” Utah Historical Quarterly 47 (Spring 1979): 194-214. Poulsen, Richard C. “Folk Material Culture of Sanpete-Sevier Area: Today’s Reflections of a Region Past.” Utah Historical Quarterly 47 (Spring 1979): 130-147. Wilson, William. “Folklore of […]
[…] sign of its origins lies in the bibliography that cites no sources after 1969. The book does read better and faster than any dissertations, partly because it features one page of maps or photographs […]
It is an unusual talent that can write a collection of short stories, transform them into the script of a musical, compose and direct the music (songs and lyrics), and play the accordion, organ, and…
The church of my childhood
was redbrick, too.
Smug and warm inside, I’d
watch the snow battling the windows
Let the stone whisper to the flower,
The flower to the sun,
And the sun to the stars of heaven,
That Jehovah is come for his bride;
[…] did he see in these doctrines that was so important, and how should we evaluate his reasons today? Someone of Madsen’s training ought to help us here, but he does not. Finally we come […]
[…] in the chauvinistic sense of zealous loyalty to one’s country in relation to other countries of the world, but in that kind of patriotism espoused by the early American revolutionaries which expresses itself in […]
Be advised: a biography that thanks “team members” for accommodating “impossible scheduling” just might be thrown together hastily. And in spite of an attempt to lend an aura of authenticity to the book by acknowledging…