[…] have my doubts that imaginative writing about Mormonism and Mormondom is about to escape from the Deseret News Press and Bookcraft and enter literature. The hired hands will continue to write what and as […]
[…] Beverly Bunny types never appeared again. The Children’s Friend compares favorably to other children’s magazines on the market. Appealing enough that it is actually read, it cannot help but benefit the children of the […]
[…] of “plebes” was also the first Negro appointed to West Point; so the New York (and other) newspapers featured these facts in sensational articles for several weeks. An interviewing columnist for the New York […]
[…] small “1”) is entertaining, but it is quite irrelevant in the ultimate sense. “Testimony” is simply another world of discourse. One can speak of historically orthodox beliefs and debate the relative popularity of different […]
[…] even more undiscriminating hearts.” In the hard Icelandic life a man like Steinar is “overwhelmed with the news that Zion was to be found on earth, with vacancies available.” After a while, Steinar revealed […]
[…] this cosmic question depend entirely upon the assumptions he brings to it—assumptions about the nature of the world and man’s place in it; these rest in the last analysis upon personal predilection, not historical […]
[…] who seem all too willing to give up their clean air and clear water for a greater share of American technological progress. Michael Coe, a distinguished non-Mormon anthropologist and archeologist, presents some outspoken views […]
[…] far off the mark. It was an impression consistent with the observations of Richard Burton, the famous English traveller and linguist, who visited the City of the Saints in 1861. Burton reported that “All […]
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[…] who received their secondary educations in Catholic and Protestant schools are now Africanizing their given biblical and English names. Students who came to the campus as Paul, Robert or John are officially taking African […]