[…] have some cause—perhaps setting an implicit example God would like Job to follow. The completion of the di vine menagerie gives rise to Job’s second response to God: Then Job answered the LORD: “I know […]
[…] of Enoch (1 Enoch 37-71) there are some moving passages concerning the “Son of Man.” However, Matthew Black has pointed out that “there is nothing specifically Christian in these chapters; the terms ‘son of […]
[…] universe that there is no God. I believe in God because of having a relationship with my di vine parents. I find in the increasing size of the known universe, humility and wonder. Wonder […]
[…] an hour. Jessop described the commotion: I with Carl Jentzch walked to the front to Bro. Edwin Black who had charge of the meeting and We protested them, charging they had been teaching false […]
[…] Missouri, the location of Mormonism’s Zion. Remini’s discussion of the origins of the controversial policy of Mormon black priesthood denial is misleading. The author’s suggestion of a link between Smith’s Book of Abraham and […]
[…] church. It is likely that, in spite of the growing frag mentation and disintegration of their ecclesiastical community, the earliest Christians began to mark at least some of the events of Holy Week while […]
[…] at the University of Utah, as of Veterans (Armistice) Day, November 11, 2003, students had hung a black paper chain, like those we used to make for Christmas of red and green. I had […]
[…] saw the other group in stereotypes. They “wore fundamentalist Mormonism like a badge: severe buns, long skirts, black suits, faces scrubbed and plain, persisting in old-fashioned dress even for the children.” Joseph Musser’s Death […]
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[…] (including homosexual, transgender, and intersex) and what was happening in the mid-twentieth century when Church doctrine precluded black males from ordination to the priesthood. It became clear during the 1950s, ’60s, and ’70s that […]