[…] 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 […]
[…] “defender of the I faith,” two of his most extensive analyses of the Book of Mormon—the 141 -page “Book of Mormon Difficulties” (1921) and the 291–page “A Book of Mormon Study” (1923)—have been virtually […]
[…] 37–75</i><br> As one step in that direction, this article explores Book of Mormon usage in the pre -Utah period (1830—46), and seeks answers to the following questions: Which passages from the Book of Mormon […]
[…] to test fuels for future breeder reactors, came on line. In 1984, a nuclear power plant, WNP -2, began commercial pro duction of electricity. Construction of another nuclear power plant temporarily halted for lack […]
[…] mission to the Indians,” undertaken by Parley P. Pratt and his companions in the winter of 1830 -31. A pivotal element in the sacred history, the first mission stands for the inspiration of the […]
[…] by a Mr. Couch of Washington, D. C, on the relationship between the culture of the pre -Columbian Americans as described in the Book of Mormon and in scientific investigations. These included: languages, animals, […]
[…] I grasped the basic and latest theories concerning the cause and cure of homosexuality and other so -called sexual deviations. I had been asked to participate in examining this provocative subject in a televised […]
[…] as one of the very few aspects of Mormonism still able to evoke suspicion about how “normal” Mormons really are. When non -Mormons, and even Mormons who fail to qualify in some respect, are […]
[…] Cor. 15:29 Although the Bible briefly mentions vicarious baptism, the belief was not a part of mid -nineteenth–century American religions. Even such denominations as the Disciples of Christ (Campbellites), who professed to find the […]