[…] (1947), pp. 1-3. Andrew Jenson, L.D.S. Biographical Encyclopedia, I, pp. 548-49. Thomas B. Marsh said that after breaking with Joseph Smith, Warren Parrish became a “disbeliever in revealed religion.” Although Parrish became a leader […]
[…] instance, the Spanish-speaking people will form the largest single segment of the Church membership and Spanish, not English, will become the first language of the Church. As Tullis points out that, whereas in 1960 […]
[…] covering the years 1805-1834); Latter-day Saints’ Millennial Star (1842-1845, covering years 1805 to 1844); and the Deseret News (1851-1858, covering the years 1834-1844). The process of preparing these for publication in a multivolume bound […]
[…] Just three years after Pratt’s death in 1881, Charles W. Penrose, then chief editor of the Deseret News, delivered a discourse that adapted Pratt’s absolutist view of God despite the statements of the First […]
[…] 2-7. J. Reuben Clark, Jr., “When Are Church Leaders’ Words Entitled to the Claim of Scripture?” Church News Section of the Deseret News (July 31, 1954), pp. 2ff; Reprinted in Dialogue 12:2 (Summer, 1979) […]
[…] The book gives us much, but it also disappoints a little. The editor-author, a BYU professor of English, is no stranger to Dialogue readers (see Summer 1980 issue). James H. Hart, born 1825, was […]
[…] on his black article and was close to his family. Alice was the editor of our ward newsletter, and I knew of her considerable experience in publishing magazines and newsletters before her marriage. Royal […]
[…] the Science of Theology. Sixteen months later the next-to-last chapter, Chapter 16, was printed in the Deseret News; and in March 1855 the first edition was offered for sale. Key to Theology is Mormonism’s […]
[…] Society, 1957), pp. 1-8. Dorothy O. Rea, “Church Sponsors Film ‘Search for Truth’ on Science, Religion,” Church News, 23 Dec. 1961, pp. 4, 7, 8. See also Henry Eyring “Our Five Worlds,” The Instructor […]
[…] mid-1600s which have survived to the present. Going even further than the warring Anglicans and Puritans in breaking with the beliefs and practices of Roman Catholicism, the Quakers adopted the position that the ultimate […]