“Seizing Sacred Space”: Women’s Engagement in Early Mormonism
April 10, 2018[…] .. . I wish we might all be so happy as to all meet in a better world than this. There is little prospect of a reformation in this place. Zina, like many other […]
[…] .. . I wish we might all be so happy as to all meet in a better world than this. There is little prospect of a reformation in this place. Zina, like many other […]
[…] worthy and who through no fault of their own had no opportunity to be baptized in this world.” He did not allow, however, for any requirement for baptism at any time, considering it an […]
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[…] the Bishop of Woolwich, Dr. John A. T. Robinson. The work attempts to re-establish contact with the world and to relocate the sense of holiness in a secular society. Bishop Robinson’s point of departure […]
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[…] of civil disobedience in at least some instances, few attempt to justify this second sort of law- breaking. In his recent and notable “Broadside” on civil disobedience Justice Abe Fortas states that in a […]
[…] of Eldridge Cleaver, likewise downplays Cleaver’s so-called “dabbling in Mormonism” although concedes that his conversion “shocked the world.” Finally, Target Zero: Eldridge Cleaver a Life in Writing, edited by Cleaver’s one-time wife, Kathleen, makes […]
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