[…] ignorant of art and the idea of art, and there is no chance in the public schools for them to get that kind of education. The Church, although it sometimes says that it is […]
[…] the report four dropped out and “several others” from time to time were unable to be present for various sessions. The seminar planners had a most ambitious set of goals for the participants. In […]
Dear Sirs: As a Dialogue subscriber, I was recently favored with a letter from the “Lloyd for Congress Committee,” asking for a contribution to support a Dr. Kent Lloyd, Ph.D., who is running for […]
[…] about law and order, I think it wise to get perspective on our objectivity. Thusly, I offer for consideration this statement: “The streets of our country are in turmoil. The universities are with students […]
[…] yet appeared; even today it is a work which no serious student of the subject can af ford to ignore. Nevertheless, the work did have some flaws, and Roberts had his limitations as an […]
[…] of America’s greatness. Ronald Steel in PAX AMERICANA The problem of the American Negro is first and foremost a problem in the American mind. On this subject the American mind as a whole—both white […]
[…] Puritan Mind had construed the Mormon Mind to be. Shock was my initial reaction to the book, for it contained not one reference to Joseph Smith or the Mormons, and Brigham Young was dismissed […]
[…] of these is not a Christian. William Blake Observers of the Church must think it odd that for all the Church’s emphasis on the spiritual worth of intelligence and knowledge and in spite of […]
[…] Saints are concerned. Still, non-believers do not read the Book of Mormon as they read the Bible, for the profundity of its ideas, for the grace and power of its language, for its insights […]
There must be nearly one hundred separate works interpreting the L.D.S. Church for children. A good number of writers, illustrators and publishers turn out these books, and so, while they all aim at teaching […]