[…] of speaking in tongues: glossolalia, speaking in an unknown language, usually thought to be of heavenly, not human, origin; and xenoglossia, miraculously speaking in an ordinary human language unknown to the speaker. When no […]
Dialogue 30.2 (Summer 1997): 47–65
Born into a Canadian family living in St. Andrews, Ontario Province, on 20 October 1861 , Richard C. Evans rose to fame and power experienced by few other members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
[…] with the newly emerging Nauvoo Temple theology. But today let us view polygamy as an issue of human worth, peace and justice, and ministerial abuse.” Our Director of Peace and Justice Ministries in the […]
[…] of rainfall per year. Perfect dry air, unsaturated ground. The southwest desert yields many artifacts, including well-preserved human remains, centuries old. The first house I bought after my marriage collapsed like a sinkhole was […]
[…] for any reasonable person, who of necessity must know the horror of the times, the purposelessness of human affairs, the ultimacy of the void. Underlying existence, as the existential philosopher Sartre had emphasized, was […]
[…] Technological progress is measured by the ability of technology to increase the output of a unit of human labor. Its current pace is sufficient to double the output of an hour’s labor in a […]
The question of human sexuality and how it shall be interpreted and incorporated into life is one that every comprehensive philosophy of life must cope with. My strong conviction of this grows partly out […]
[…] orientation sessions in which organizational programs and procedures from official manuals are reviewed for operating personnel; the human relations approach which emphasizes participant satisfaction, novel training techniques, and methods of reducing interpersonal conflict; and […]
[…] just how difficult and complex the situation is. At the same time, however, we can work with human brotherhood as individuals. We can refuse to repeat statements which are unkind and of doubtful truth. […]
[…] man. Thus spake President Hugh B. Brown, for the First Presidency of the Church. But until every human being can enjoy the same civil privileges, President Brown’s call will not be fulfilled. President Brown […]