[…] understanding both the nature of reality as well as how others ought to live properly in the world. This “narcissistic” orientation toward the world, Oakes argues, ultimately derives from early childhood experiences. In those […]
[…] ship he had taken, the Quedah Merchant. Arriving in the West Indies, he was greeted with the news that a charge of piracy had been leveled against him. He made a hasty return to […]
[…] Allen: Given that religions (Quakers excepted, though not Mor mons) have been responsible for much of the world’s violence and death, where do religious people find credibility for their supposed moral authority for advocating […]
[…] Schumann-Fitzner, told President Burkhardt that the state had given the “green light” to the Freiberg project. That news might have been a reason for rejoicing. But there is no evidence of it in Elder […]
<i>Dialogue 38.3 (Spring 2004): 1–74</i><br>Bergera uses evidence from plural wives to show who some of the first polygamists were in the church.
<i>Dialogue 47.1 (Spring 2014):24–57</i><br>his article will examine hospitality as it is found in the Book of Mormon. We will look at instances when a person (or group) invites an outsider (or group of outsiders) […]
[…] But if art and religion share a common end and a common enemy, they also share a mutual distrust—of each other. True, each may use the materials and techniques of the other, but each […]
[…] Angeles Philharmonic and its dynamic young conductor, Zubin Mehta. Logistics and compatible philosophies could work to the mutual advantage of the Choir and Philharmonic. During his tenure (1957-present), Dr. Condie has attracted and developed […]
[…] get through graduate school without such an awakening, especially when many of those writers seem so bland today that I wonder along with Sam Taylor “if most of them weren’t mainly victims of bad […]
[…] generation at least, a sort of ghetto. Until television came, they were unbelievably cut off from the world. But even if the people do know more of the outside, their religious beliefs reinforce habit. […]