[…] staff and its satellites, and into the general staffs of all the world, a proper respect for human life. President Clark, a true pastor of his people, attacked our own activities in war, not […]
[…] even written texts drop out of a timeless heaven rather than emerging from the historical process of human struggle. The very term, restoration, points to one major expression of this ahistorical tendency: the claim […]
[…] the structure of biblical understanding. Not only was God’s word a testament of his continuing interest in human affairs, but his works offered abundant evidence of the nature, power, and majesty of the divine […]
[…] for persons — an assumption that the universe’s purpose is reflected in order and assurance, but that human understanding goes beyond order to participation. These principles serve as controls on the arbitrariness of decisions, […]
[…] ago, vastly divergent accounts of the origins and development of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints have been penned and published. In many cases, controversies about LDS historical topics have spilled […]
[…] weekend and I was sunburned, sleepy, and not much in the mood for testimonies about the star -spangled banner. Besides that, I was hungry. But when the sacrament was over, I stayed. I thought […]
[…] bonding of intimate friendships which is, in my opinion, one of the most rewarding and durable of human relationships. As Mormons, many of us tend to have our needs for friendship filled by spouse, […]
[…] you walk into a board meeting, everybody gets up and says hello. I don’t think there’s any human being who doesn’t love that. It’s a nice feeling” (pp. 538–39). In the public sector, the […]
[…] a better term, I would call holistic humanism. By that I mean that for Levi Peterson, the human experience is a seamless whole: just as reproduction and excretion are inextricably linked, so are the […]
[…] they walk the tightrope of staying in good graces with the Church community versus dealing with very human quirks of character in an objective, even irreverent manner, then they run the risk of being […]