The Godmakers Examined
April 18, 2018[…] in the Honors Program at the University of Utah. Sharon has received B.A. and M.A. degrees in English from the University of Utah where she is currently working on a doc toral degree in […]
[…] in the Honors Program at the University of Utah. Sharon has received B.A. and M.A. degrees in English from the University of Utah where she is currently working on a doc toral degree in […]
[…] which does most of your “living” for you. (1978, 74) While serving in the Austrian army during World War I, Wittgenstein wrote a letter to a friend, Paul Engelmann, in which he responded to […]
Although as Mormons we are fond of saying that we are in the world but not of it, the boundaries we establish between ourselves and worldly influences become very thin when we consider our […]
[…] policy was changed. Women have, since then, been allowed to pray in any meeting they attend (Deseret News, 29 Sept. 1978; Salt Lake Tribune, 30 Sept. 1978). Thus, the LDS Church has rejected scripturally-based […]
[…] hopping mad about the Glen Can yon Dam, and they needed an articulate leader. Those who have read Stegner extensively will find that these Conversations invariably enhance their appreciation of his mind and craft. […]
[…] Evangelists, that men had not the gift of the Holy Ghost, as in former days; or the world would be guided into truth, and know of things to come. We believed in the gift […]
[…] the Salt Lake City metropolitan area to identify both LDS and non-LDS women who were married, Caucasian, English speaking, and whose children were all fourteen or younger. We conducted the interviews by telephone for […]
[…] know that caffeine increases the pain and extent of fibrocystic breast disease. As Latter-day Saints we can share specific and appropriate truths without imposing our whole package on people. Perhaps the greatest service we […]
1937 Christ through a troubled world drags his cross, Wishful that on this his birthday night Someone gentle toward his message might Offer him sanctuary. But in a lost Cause his back breaks. Eyes […]
[…] “believe in Christ, and view his death, and suffer his cross, and bear the shame of the world” (Jacob 1:8). As I suffer a particle of Christ’s cross and seek to understand the necessity […]