[…] by other means, such as by paleography and so on. DIALOGUE: Are there other possible methods for dating papyrus? FISCHER: Paleography is one means; the style of writing might be analyzed. Someone who is […]
[…] the ore mill all day, I would enjoy looking at the sunset. I no longer see the black silhouetted skyline against the burnt orange of the California sunsets. At least not like I did […]
[…] emigrated to Indian territory, Utah, where on the shores of Great Salt Lake they founded a theocratic community “the Latter-day Saints” with an original internal organization; the community within a short time attained significant […]
[…] overly sensitive to the weaknesses of the arguments advanced by those on both extremes of the Mormon- black controversy. Mr. Bush’s objective presentation supplies us with excellent data, which will no doubt be used […]
[…] have already entered for bidden territory to rebound in an unintended direction. Norms that paint life either black or white provide little to guide or to stabilize the offender. Changes, 1958-1968 From a mass […]
[…] day-to-day level, the mass exodus out of (or into) the Church forseen by some failed to materialize. Black Mormons have begun to advance, with little fanfare, to positions of increasing leadership within the Church. […]
The experience of Daniel and his friends in Nebuchadnezzar’s Babylon was, perhaps, the first published instance of a controlled clinical trial. This preliminary success led to an extension of the trial diet for a three-year period, at the end of which Daniel’s group not only demonstrated fairer countenances, but superior performances on the king’s equivalent to an I.Q. test.
[…] Lake!”); be involved in a discussion about the Mormons and the blacks in a sociology class ( black football players dating white girls made this a “hot” issue at USU in 1960); read a […]
[…] he was drunk, too. . . .” This one was about seventeen, with a mop of thick black hair covering his ears and forehead. His dark skin, unblemished, shone as if it had been […]
[…] as founders of the Church; he, as the last of that family, asks the support of the community. In the same issue, an editorial by W. W. Phelps referred to William as “Patriarch over […]