[…] globulistic quackery, and for his objecting to waste his time in reading the rubbish of Hahnemann, Currie, Black &c. The latter, in reply, referred to Mormonism, to the spread it had made in this […]
During the early part of the twentieth century, Lorin C. Woolley of Centerville, Utah, produced affidavits in which he maintained that on 26 and 27 September 1886, Jesus Christ and Joseph Smith appeared to President…
[…] not want to be in the position of lending encouragement and support to what many in the community regarded as a religious imposture and declined. Smith then went to Thurlow Weed, an upstate politician […]
[…] of Utah ward. In the priesthood class that morning, at my prompting, one elder, dressed in a black suit, tie and white shirt (the iron rodder) and another, tieless with a loud plaid sports […]
[…] relationships that are durable or that lead to marriage is a hallmark of finishing the divorce process. Dating partners or friends are chosen on the basis of current interest and needs. Rituals and habits […]
[…] for President Smith questioning the reliability of radioactive time clocks such as radiocarbon. He argued that carbon dating is valid only if it is in equilibrium in the earth as a whole but for […]
[…] a giant surge of the gift of comfort. Carol began to cry and her mascara ran in black streams down her cheeks. The bishop lowered his head. The first counselor rubbed his scarred face […]
[…] armed desks, my engines running, I watched the paper burn, turn to ash, curl into itself first black then grey fine as the gossamer of remembering. Not created. Not destroyed. Altered. The arm of […]
[…] action as being needed for a long time. Next day a notice was published in the Deseret News that Thatcher had been “severed from the Council of Twelve Apostles and . . . deprived […]
[…] one had been fully accounted. This is somewhat of a record in these days of diversion and black markets. In the winter of 1982-83, the Church and affiliated organizations showed increasing concern about West […]