[…] 2002), 206; Anne Kolb, “Bronze in Epigraphy,” in New Research on Ancient Bronzes: Acta of the XVIIIth International Congress on Ancient Bronzes, edited by Philippe Della Casa and Eckhard Deschler-Erb (Zürich: Chronos, 2015), 344. […]
[…] admitted in the Reed Smoot case, but it is also true that by doing so, he was breaking both church and government law. Here is his own testimony. Mr. Tayler (prosecuting attorney). Is the […]
[…] saw evidence for God’s eminence in the world. In a paper to BYU students published in its newspaper, White and Blue, on February 14, 1911, he argued that evolution can never conflict with religion […]
[…] that our senses and innate categories of experience let us generate perceptions of the world as we search for truth. Kant’s famous Categorical Imperative describes a morality or moral pressure for ethical behavior based […]
[…] grotesque. I wrapped my arms around myself and closed my eyes. Dale left to share his happy news at the office. The recovery room nurse was a soul from the past, ministering supreme in […]
[…] very powerful department. I think the evolutionary biology team at BYU probably does lead in terms of international recognition and the number of non-LDS students coming to BYU to get degrees. Numerous post-doctoral students […]
[…] McKean was the problem of conduct of soldiers in Salt Lake City. The cases involved the apparent breaking of local ordinances by soldiers on the one hand and the alleged abuse of the soldiers […]
[…] is evidenced by the speeches of countless self-seeking congressmen and politicians. It was echoed in almost every newspaper and propaganda organ in the country. Unfortunately for the government, the Saints would not capitulate to […]
[…] large numbers of Mormons south of the border beginning in the mid-1880s revealed that, rather than a search for new lands—the reason publicly given for the migration—it was escape from prosecution for unlawful cohabitation […]
[…] the eventual imprisonment of twenty two of them, and publicity in such national publications as Time, Look, Newsweek, and most major newspapers. Again, the Church publicly applauded the raid. The following official statement appeared […]