[…] (Summer 1971): 73–76
Church members, from some General Authorities to some Sunday School teachers, are generally impressed with and concerned about “scientific proof” of the Book of Mormon. As a practicing scientist and Church member, […]
It is easy to sympathize with Dr. Marden Clark’s essay, “Art, Religion, and the Market Place” — too easy. We are all, I suppose, concerned about the relationship of religion and art, and on […]
[…] held my .270 between my legs, the barrel cold against the side of my neck, rubbed the stock with the flat of my hand. Up the trail one of the horses stomped. A Winchester […]
[…] offended. I am sorry for that,” Gerard said. “Please forgive him,” Frère Beckwith said. “He has bad news from home. His brother is getting a divorce—he has not been married long—and my companion is […]
[…] from the closet. Lucille couldn’t quite believe it either. Making the bed, she kept seeing the newspaper headlines: “Mother-Daughter Murdered by Vagrant.” Kicking herself for being so trusting of a total stranger. And no […]
[…] my life. So this is what I tell myself. Kyle and I, our story, it’s like this news report I remember from last winter about a skier who got lost in the mountains. For […]
[…] salary employment replaced the gradual transition from childhood to adulthood to age with fixed points of labor market entry and exit. Youth and age became economic burdens. Youth could be written off by society […]
[…] have made a firmer response unless this is a continuing part of the joke. O, Boyd Mathias Stockton, California *** Dear Sirs: I suppose you’ve heard Dialogue called everything else, but perhaps not “entertaining.” […]
[…] housing, entertainment, education, medical care and Church activities. Some purchases will likely be made directly in the market place, such as for food, clothing, and shelter. Other purchases will be made jointly with other […]
[…] the sellers were forced to repossess the land, the syndicate would acquire property which would have great market value in a post-depression period. Joseph Smith and other Church leaders signed the land contracts, called […]