Letters to the Editor
February 18, 2017[…] ever since. (See History of the Cold War, Vol. I, by Andre Fontaine, to be published in English in March, 1968 by Pantheon Books. See also The Warfare State by Fred J. Cook, Collier […]
[…] ever since. (See History of the Cold War, Vol. I, by Andre Fontaine, to be published in English in March, 1968 by Pantheon Books. See also The Warfare State by Fred J. Cook, Collier […]
[…] rather than becoming disengaged, I felt like I was treading on holy ground, a stranger allowed to share in something sacred. These tales are a lot less straightforward than the essays in Remember the Revolution because […]
[…] are now with her. Or are her. And she them. He is delighted to discover that they share a faith even though her observation of it has been intermittent for several years. She—the other […]
[…] the New Testament, and the explanation of polygamy in the Doctrine and Covenants. I am about to read one of the sections of scriptures I have wrestled with the most in my life. We […]
[…] to search for a cause nor an enemy to attack. (When the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News were slugging it out in every issue, the News editor, Charles Penrose, was asked gently, after […]
[…] mental, moral, and emotional development. Spirits were free agents, capable of making moral commitments and capable of breaking them. As free agents they had the power to distinguish the good from the bad and […]
[…] with the imprint of her scrawny fingers, something lumpy in tin foil, two pages of the Daily News wadded into balls, cartons of face powder, and one drop earring with a green banana on […]
[…] obtain better homes.” Many were outlaws, “outcasts,” or “lovers of office.” Their life was one of “Sabbath breaking, profanity, horse-racing, idleness and . . . all too prevalent drunken ness.” By contrast, the Saints […]
[…] wide world, past and present, there is no greater body of literature than that which we call English. And in all the annals of English literature, spanning thirteen centuries of impressive expression, no single […]
[…] Association. The group was thus not affiliated with any religious body when the missionaries arrived with the news of the Book of Mormon. Rigdon sought evidence which would substantiate Pratt’s claim that the Book […]