[…] 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 […]
[…] 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. […]
[…] that effect, he was encouraged with the hopes of being able to endure its presence. It continued descending, slowly, until it rested upon the earth, and he was enveloped in the midst of it. […]
[…] Latter-day Saints in November, 1967; from the “fragment” preserved in the Church Historian’s Office in Salt Lake City from the early days (Brigham Young University Studies, VIII, No. 2, 191-94; The Improvement Era, Feb. […]
[…] have brought Zionists and Arab Nationalists into an inevitable clash over the territory of Palestine. To the de voted Zionist, who has for centuries dreamed of a Jewish revival, there can be no state […]
[…] in each church. He served as a professional RLDS missionary in the Utah-Idaho district, then moved to Missouri, where he was an active layman and worked in the auditing department of his church until […]