[…] from Canada to the Mexican border” to report on the court trials of three men and three women for polygamy-related charges. Wallace Stegner described Short Creek during this extraordinary moment as “the capital of the […]
[…] second Gulf War and cannot endorse the sentiments or the policy that led us to send troops for a second time against Saddam Hussein. I’ll begin with some practical information about Catholicism, outline the […]
[…] of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in South America: “The work of the Lord will grow slowly for a time here just as an oak grows slowly from an acorn. It will not shoot […]
[…] out the lock—would have been available to any curious listener on hand in Nauvoo that day. But for members of the Church—and, to a lesser degree, Christians of other denominations—”key” would have called up […]
[…] their personal situations when they prayed the psalm. David, of course, could have written some of them, for he was a musician and poet (1 Sam. 16:18; 2 Sam. 1:17-27); the vast majority of […]
[…] because l knew that inside wouldn’t be a good place to talk—too many people. Then I looked for a church parking lot, which took surprisingly long considering we were in American Fork, Utah. As […]
[…] patterned after the Knights Templar. The Book of Mormon, as Forsberg reads it, is a coded blueprint for this Masonic order. Forsberg also discovers in the Book of Mormon an ambitious plan, never initiated, […]
[…] “faithful” Mormon historian who would study Joseph Smith, he must base his work on evidence while striving for truth, and yet preserve as far as possible the most fundamental elements of the faith as […]
[…] thing to me is that Henrietta is brought up to be a good woman.” Out of respect for his deceased wife’s family and heritage, my grandfather saw to it that Mother attended mass through her […]
[…] Yale’s Gothic spires, gargoyles, and moats, I chose a history honors major. I then needed a topic for my senior essay, a required paper that was to approach the character of a Ph.D. dissertation. […]