[…] 2006): 58–67
I spoke as a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints/Community of Christ. As a result, I had a decidedly different perspective on Joseph Smith than my co-panelists.
When I was a young Latter-day Saint, polyg amy entered my consciousness about the time I became a teenager. References to it were not uncommon by family members and in Sunday School classes. It […]
While a number of studies dealing with polyg amy have examined the experiences of wives and children, very few have looked at men’s views. Two exceptions are articles by J. E. Hulett (1943) and […]
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In 1933 J ames Leuba conducted a survey of the beliefs in deity held by scientific and professional men. He found that only ten per cent of the psychologists surveyed admitted to a belief […]
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[…] when her husband, fireman, died in a two-alarm, come to live with Molly, her daughter, and J ames, her son-in-law, come to live in the house next door to our flat. I don’t contradict […]