[…] much as by official pronouncements. Janeen Brady, “I Want to be a Mother,” Beloved Songs (Salt Lake City: Brite Music Inc., 1987), 10-13. Lesson 6, MIA Laurel Manual 2 (Salt Lake City: The Church […]
[…] no. 4 (Winter 1999): 73-86. Sterling M. McMurrin, The Theological Foundations of the Mormon Religion (Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1965), 86. As set forth in Cur Deus Homo, retrieved on May […]
[…] of Latter Day Saints attended a priesthood prayer meeting at the Stone Church RLDS congregation in Independence, Missouri. After a week of solemn and joyful conference services remembering the past century of the denomination’s […]
[…] all that we can upon , not necessarily for publication, but that the Church may have the de tails in its possession for the vindication of innocent parties, and that the world may know, […]
[…] bring along the person who needs it the most, the bishop. The scene is an emotional tour de force, reaching toward peace and mixed with sorrowful regret. Without voice-over or dialogue to guide the […]
[…] 1824. However, the Pearsall account contains the justice’s itemized fee bill, which matches Justice Neeley’s and Constable De Zing’s bill of costs. This conundrum would suggest that the Pearsall account is not a faithful […]
[…] to California. PRATT, PARLEY PARKER Proclamation extraordinaria! para los americanos espanoles. Por Parley P. Pratt, apostol de la iglesia de Jesu Christo, de los Postiros Dios Santos. Read, preserve, and send this book […]
[…] civil rights and conservation. He received the Pulitzer Prize and the Bancroft Prize for Across the Wide Missouri in 1948 and the National Book Award for The Course of Empire in 1952. He was […]
[…] the Lord, vol. 1: The Lady in the Temple (London: Bloomsbury, 2012), 104. Kenneth B. Wolf, “Sentencia-Estatuto de Toledo, 1449.” Medieval Texts in Translation (2008), retrieved from https://sites.google.com/site/canilup/toledo1449. My gratitude to Rachael Givens Johnson […]
[…] timidity about such questions. For a penetrating discussion of the sacerdotal phenomenon of Mormon authoritarianism, see Mario De Pillis, “The Quest for Religious Authority and the Rise of Mormonism,” Dialogue, I (Spring, 1966), 68-88. […]