[…] its first For the Strength of Youth pamphlet, which provided LDS youth with guidelines concerning dress, manners, dating, dancing, and clean living. Of-ficers of the MIA, representatives from BYU and the Church Edu-cational System, […]
[…] in installments through 2040. Data Sources In this paper, I rely on digital methods, “the use of online and digital technologies to collect and analyze research data.” More specifically, I consider digital data that […]
[…] “theory only” beside any mention of evolution in textbooks, and “false data” beside any reference to radiocarbon dating. In Kansas, creationists elected a majority to the state school board, which removed mention of an […]
[…] the existence of the prophet Zenez during the period of the Judges, unless a document about Zenez dating before the Exile (587 B.C.) could be found. The metaphor of a vineyard or olive orchard […]
[…] a follow-up meeting the area presidency threatens “further action” and refers to a thick file containing materials dating back to the 1960s on Ross, an active Democrat in Cache Valley for many years. It […]
[…] Christ of Latter-day Saints have endorsed and promoted racism in their theology, practices, doctrine, curricula, and culture for much of its existence, an organized, multifaceted approach is needed to undo this bigotry. The 1978 […]
[…] of Mormon up to now has obscured this that I wish to address. 1. The Problem of Dating Isaiah Since the pioneering eighteenth-century work of both Johann Christoph Döderlein and Johann Gottfried Eichhorn, scholars […]
[…] connected this digging with events of 22 September 1827, but five years later Lorenzo Saunders corrected Mather’s dating. Saunders, who visited the hill within days after Smith removed the plates, said he found no […]
[…] New York: Houghton-Mifflin, 1957); quoted in Robert D. Kaplan, “Kissinger, Metternich and Realism,” Atlantic Monthly, June 1999, online edition, http:// www.theatlantic.com/issues/99jun/9906kissinger.htm. Robert S. Wood, “War and Peace,” Encyclopedia of Mormonism, 4 vols. (New York: […]
[…] strides and modest growth in the expansion of its Black urban membership. It is hard to know for certain the exact number of Black members in the Church, as the institution purportedly does not […]