[…] as the Angel Moroni, serves as the forerunner of Prior’s divine visitor in Angels in America. Benjamin de scribes the Angel of History as follows: His face is turned toward the past. Where we […]
[…] larger English-speaking audience. In December 1933, at age twenty-five, Bennion was awarded the degree of Docteur D’Universite de Strasbourg, avec mention honorable (with honorable mention). Although he successfully defended the dissertation, Bennion recalls that […]
[…] my family? What is family? Here I sit in Utah, largely and initially colonized by Mormons fleeing Missouri where a governor issued an extermination order inviting their slaughter. Many were. And then Nauvoo. I’ve […]
[…] how dark did they have to be?” “Ah, good question,” he replied. “Actually, it’s based on lineage, de scent from Cain. You’ve heard of the curse of Cain? When Cain killed his brother Abel, […]
[…] as senior assistant director. On June 11, 2000, I interviewed him in my home in Salt Lake City. What is Affirmation? Affirmation, Gay & Lesbian Mormons, is a social support group for gay, lesbian, […]
[…] which are not to be coveted (Exo. 20:17). Old Testament Part I—Gospel Doctrine Teachers Supplement, Salt Lake City: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1980, p. 163. These prophetesses include Anna, an elderly […]
[…] warns again that the Lane story was told by Cowdery, not Joseph. Bushman says that Cowdery was in Missouri when he started his 1834 history, and after moving to Ohio, lived in Norton, too far […]
[…] My observations here deal with the outer, open dimension of the LDS sound world, including theories about de-Protestantisation and feminisation. Also examined herein will be the institutional process of “reduce and simplify” and the […]
[…] Leon, “Adoption Losses: Naturally Occurring or Socially Constructed?” Child Development 73, no. 2 (March/April 2002): 661, J.V. de Monleon , “Who are my parents? Filial adoption and the function of time and place” (French, […]
[…] We took our seats and listened to the prelude music, organ renditions of “Offertoire pour le Jour de Paques” by Jean-Francoise Dandrieu and “Christ lag in todesbanden” by Bach. A few moments of silence […]