[…] a time to edit but to hear and understand. Still, I kept the pencil in my hand for the first few pages and made a few notes before I put it down and just […]
[…] see Latter-day-Saints and Science: Some Contributions of LDS Scientists, by Mark W. Cannon. This can be found online at www.meridianmagazine.com. Howard W. Hunter, “President’s Formal Charge of Responsibility,” LDS Church News, 26 Nov. 1994. […]
[…] he would be delayed a week in Salt Lake City and that Ismael, a Syrian who worked for him, would be accompanying her and Fatima to Saudi Arabia. Although Leila had not wanted to […]
[…] of the Twelve Apostles. Matthew Baker, “Faiths Unite in Island Mission,” Salt Lake Tribune, October 18, 2003, online edition. Gordon B. Hinckley, “War and Peace,” Ensign, May 2003, 78-81. One of the best treatments […]
[…] possessed a remarkable vocabulary and a spectacular intellect, both matched only by her will power and determination. For some time he gazed at her in wonderment—half vexed, half amused, then fondly indulgent. “Shall not […]
[…] of these interrelated testimonies is essential to our identity as Friends, but we are clearly best known for one of them. As H. Larry Ingle has pointed out, “he Quaker peace testimony the most […]
[…] 1/1, as well as the esoteric tuning journal Xenharmonikon. Much of his work is available in his online archive, http://anaphoria.com. Most recently, Australian composer War ren Burt has composed a series of pieces, collectively […]
[…] Ray hold hands, sitting across from her on the couch. It was late, past one; they’d talked for hours, the conversation flowing around Lucille like the river around rocks that time she’d gone white […]
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[…] to Dialogue. Whoever these next Mormon intellectuals are, they are connected to digital networks, computer screens, and online discussion groups. One finds them woven into the fabric of online “threads,” moving through cyberspace with […]