[…] His poetry reflects the tension between the reassurance guaranteed by religious precept and the uncertainty inherent in human percept. The orthodox Mormon believes that “Man is that he might have joy,” and a self–conscious […]
[…] it is heartening to find many of the best novelists now writing with some hope for the human condition. Writers of fiction often see and describe most clearly the status of society and the […]
[…] of Sciences, Arts & Letters SUP News Sons of Utah Pioneers News (Salt Lake City) WHR Western Humanities Review 1935 Article: “Idaho Future Farmer Has Outstanding Project,” American Farm Youth, I (April, 1935), 14. […]
[…] routine recitation of local topography, climate, and fauna, he proceeded to discuss “the Mormon, of all the human animals now walking this globe, . . . the most curious in every relation.” Isolated in […]
[…] inactive body and soul simply await the common hour of salvation, but they posited a concept of human existence as an ever–ongoing process. I would draw attention to the possibility that Joseph Smith’s picture […]
[…] world. But one decade was different, infused by an unusual degree of organized activism against poverty and human want within the Mormon community. More than good neighbors, the Relief Society became a powerful relief […]
[…] implying a belief in a supreme being of God) ; (2) Kemanusiaan Yang Adil Dan Beradab ( humanitarianism based on justice and civility); (3) Persatuan Indonesia (national unity of Indonesia, the essentiality of nationalism); […]
[…] a church—the devil bargains for the first living thing to cross the portal. He plans on a human soul, but he is tricked with an animal or barnyard fowl sent in ahead of the […]
[…] strident negativism of Sonia Johnson’s From Housewife to Heretic. Mormon Women Speak is above all a profoundly human document which deserves the attention of women and men alike. It should be required reading for […]
[…] problem in this way: “On the one hand, religion stands in contrast to the whole substance of human life; it is the counterpart and the equivalent of life itself, aloof from its secular movements […]