[…] 209–213</i><br> “I was excommunicated from the Church in 1986. I am a gay man in a twenty -five–year–long relationship with my husband Göran Gustav–Wrathall. We were legally married in July 2008. Over the years, […]
[…] Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Written in August 1843, the letter concerns—among a number of other things—a young female Latter -day Saint then living with her mother and sisters in Philadelphia. The letter is remarkable for several […]
[…] her dress (embroidered illusion neckline, cap sleeves, veiled corset bodice of Chantilly lace, mikado belt, tulle ball -gown skirt). She yells Yes!, he yells Yes!: his skin the color of inside a loaf of […]
[…] within eight western states since February 2015. Using an old portrait lens from 1907 and 5×7 Tri -X film, Anderson makes AZO contact prints in a darkroom. Her goal is to show these women […]
[…] large, not religious. One of my earliest memories is walking home from school with Ricky, my next -door neighbor and playmate. We were just coming up on the gate that connected the schoolyard to […]
[…] MacMurray cautioned against people labelling themselves or others “homosexuals.” He argued that it could become a self -fulfilling prophecy and that it was an impediment to a cure. This would become a major theory […]
Only 146 pages or part -pages of the Original Manuscript (MS) of the Book of Mormon are known to be extant—144 at the Historical Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter–day Saints, […]
[…] that sex determination, in the physical body at least, is affected by and almost certainly controlled and determined by genetic and hormonal means, in other words, it not only has a physical basis of […]
[…] streets waved handkerchiefs and shouted hosannas. The occasion was a historic milestone, marking not only the near -completion of the Church’s most ambitious building project but the end of an era as well. The […]
[…] Judaism due largely to the missionary efforts of Paul, who carried the Christian gospel to the Graeco -Roman world. After A.D. 70, when the Romans overran the Jerusalem church of Christians, Christianity became less […]