[…] dress and sexual chastity, despite the immediate press coverage of the talk, including publication in the Church News and in a series called “An Apostle Speaks to Youth,” subsequent general confer-ence talks, Church News […]
[…] the silences that have been broken by these narratives, adding, “This anthology is just the beginning of breaking that silence. Within this silence is a sea of other silences” (10). Pray is also the […]
[…] well-founded cliché is that every college freshman knows Descartes’s proposition cogito ergo sum, “I think, therefore I am.” You find it on mugs and T-shirts. It is one of the things that beginning philosophy […]
[…] answers with poignant insight: I must do a very difficult thing: I must accept myself. . . . What am I after? . . . What is my point, anyway? . . . And then there comes stirring in your […]
[…] for my apprehension, why I procrastinated, why I fretted, why I doubted my own abilities. Meanwhile, I am an educated woman—educated in the Western sense of education, not quite fully colonized—and not at all […]
“Lamanite! I am not a Lamanite. They are a wicked people. I am not a wicked person.” I can well remember my father, Albert H. Harris, saying this, both in church and to anyone […]
[…] November 2015 LDS handbook policy change that identified mem- bers who participate in same-sex marriages as “apostates” and forbade children in their households from receiving baby blessings or baptisms sparked ongoing attention to the […]
[…] to search for a cause nor an enemy to attack. (When the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News were slugging it out in every issue, the News editor, Charles Penrose, was asked gently, after […]
[…] summers hence. Our stake missionaries here are hoping to meet them at the temple. See the “Church News,” January 20, 1968, p. 4. See also Alma 29:8; 2 Nephi 31:3; D&C 5:10; D&C 105:24; […]
[…] all well pleased to hear from you, and to know that you passed a successful examination. This news was considered of sufficient importance to be flashed across the wires with the general telegraphic dispatches. […]