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[…] however, that it was my intention to go on with the consideration to the last analysis. In writing out this my report to you of those studies, I have written it from the viewpoint […]
[…] elements in my book, but I can hardly apologize for them. Remembering the final year of work, writing the book was surely the most intensely personal, and even spiritual experience of my life. I […]
[…] and a 1948 law prohibiting women from involvement in combat is still used to bar women from service in the thousands of assignments in “combat type” positions during peacetime. The result is that women […]
[…] the crafting of the past via available source materials. Neither the process of constructing memory nor the writing of history is unbiased, but the latter is “based on empirical sources which we can decide […]
[…] instead were seated in a row behind the deacons when the sacrament was passed during the church service. Local authorities thought this would make the boys feel they were part of the service, even […]
[…] bond nor free: but Christ is all, and in all” (3:10-11). Paul used the same language when writing to the Corinthians: “For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we […]
[…] what Elder M. Russell Ballard called in April 1990, the “small and simple things” (Ballard 1990). Love, service, home, family, and worship of the Savior: these universals constituted the essence of Mormonism so far […]
[…] accept. Kathryn Olson, in comparing “instant canonization” of latter-day revelations with the longer canonization process of Biblical writings, found the former process wanting, and an editorial in the same issue questioned the need for […]
[…] works. Thus a man like Jefferson, who made an inestimable contribution to American life and character by writing—as a writer, if you will, a man of letters—but who eschewed belles-lettres, is usually considered only […]