[…] of civilization to far-flung regions of the world and its zealots almost brought Europe within its fold. Today’s Muslims have not forgotten this glorious epoch (Cox 1981, 73-80). Currently, fervent re-Islamization is sweeping the […]
[…] interesting theoretical construct, it fails to substantiate its major thesis and must be classified as only the latest in a long line of anti Mormon books that fail to provide a more plausible story […]
[…] . . . must be gradually unfolded as a spirit of emulation is excited,” lauded a local newspaper. “In some parts of this county these effects have already been seen” Though likely opposing the […]
[…] more crowned him with the dignity belonging to his Divine and eternal nature (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1908, p. 24). I felt myself crowned with dignity by such teachings and avidly read all […]
[…] somebody. Everything from word and letter counts, to the most abstract sort of philosophy, mysticism, and homiletic readings may appear in such a text. In the text that we use in our congregation, the […]
[…] long before I knew Her, before I could even conceive of Her. And She abides with us today, whether we see Her or not. She simply IS, so She waits, to be seen and […]
[…] about the Mountain Meadows massacre and its best-known participant, John D. Lee. Born in 1898, Juanita lies today in a coma in a St. George nursing home. Her present debility is sad, especially for […]
[…] Out of this cauldron of struggle and conflict were forged many of the stories we still tell today, stories that inculcate in both tellers and listeners a great sense of appreciation for the sacrifices […]
[…] which accounts for all of the phenomena and experiments that Einstein’s theory is supposed to encompass” (“Book News” 1979, 1). Ives’s credentials in this matter are substantial; he was an accomplished physicist, “responsible for […]
[…] stock.” 13 Without proper care this soon changed. Christensen and Hutchinson record a report from the Deseret News for 25 September 1879 that read, “…At present the prospect for next year is a gloomy […]