Letters to the Editor
September 13, 2020[…] admitted in the Reed Smoot case, but it is also true that by doing so, he was breaking both church and government law. Here is his own testimony. Mr. Tayler (prosecuting attorney). Is the […]
[…] admitted in the Reed Smoot case, but it is also true that by doing so, he was breaking both church and government law. Here is his own testimony. Mr. Tayler (prosecuting attorney). Is the […]
[…] work, but nothing could be further from the truth. Darwin simply sought to discover which of the world’s phenomena were explicable by chains of causality. The great bulk of his intellectual effort was devoted […]
[…] met with angelic messengers, who informed him that he was chosen to reveal important truths to the world. Through a mystical process of mesmeric trance and “conscious clairvoyance,” Davis dictated—without the use of notes, […]
[…] as well as the inclusive and unconditional. Although it can expand to include sacrificial love for populous worlds of spirit children, it will nevertheless be injured by forces that weaken by division the powerful […]
[…] will not be equal in the eternities. “A Negro child,” he declared, may be “born into the world innocent . . . this does not mean that he had achieved the same status or […]
[…] to the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters and, really, everything else about the narrative world. Such a narrative voice often sounds matter-of-fact and seems authoritative. For the reader, it can be […]
[…] a General Authority, her teacher, and her classmates. A short while later, as Priesthood opening exercises were breaking up, the long-suffering teacher accosted me in the halls, briefly to explain the problem my daughter […]
[…] ourselves? If we cannot do it even among ourselves, how can we do it in the larger world? Appendix A summary of the action taken at the plenary sessions is included as an appendix […]
Dialogue 27.2 (Summer 1994): 197–230
I am astonished that it took so many readings and a focus on the question of using gender-inclusive language in the simplified version to discover something that should have been […]
[…] a quarter of a century later. Exponent II was born in one of those times when the world turned upside down. Having been through a pretty significant civil rights revolution, the nation was ignited […]