Dear Sirs: . . . . Dialogue can become a source of intellectual sastisfaction that will complement and augment the spiritual satisfaction abundantly provided by the Church. To become such a source it must be […]
Dear Sirs: Re: Secretary Udall’s letter The Lord has not spoken, The Prophet is silent, And so am I. Alexander T. Stecker Belmont, Massachusetts *** Dear Sirs: You wanted a Dialogue —so now you […]
In Professor Snell’s article and in the response to it by Professor Sperry, one finds the work of two committed members of the Church, who nevertheless appear to differ greatly on their interpretation of the…
I “Solomon? Since I talked with him I’ve thoughtAgain about trying to make a go of it In Idaho. As I say, this rainy weather In Oregon is looking better and better to me.The first time I…
Sonya has been sober almost a year —six months in treatment and six months on her own—and goes to AA meetings at noon or at 7:00 p.m. (sometimes both times) every day. She smokes […]
[…] I am asked to pray in public,” she went on, “I address my prayer to Heavenly Father. But I don’t understand why I have to. I think it’s wrong to leave Heavenly Mother out […]
Since he was a child, he’d dreamed of himself in one form and woken up, always disappointed, always jolted by the reality and by the way that others looked at him. In the first […]
[…] our protagonist, a crabby aging mother and professor, drives from Salt Lake City to her father’s birthplace —Safford, Arizona—to visit an infant’s gravesite. Year: 2016. Grandma Anderson said one of the best things about […]
[…] Hemisphere” and “longitude” seemed foreign and out of place, as if from some other universe or dimension —so other that they had no real truck anymore in her mind, and it took effort to […]
[…] woman out on the porch bending over her big wooden tub. Of course they did not stop. You could tell when a mother pretended to look but did not really look at what she […]