[…] content; (4) insufficient funds and little time set aside for careful planning of the program and post-session writing and reporting of the results; (5) too much emphasis on training exercises which, while requiring the […]
[…] authors are drawing upon opinions apparently held by Joseph Smith and other early Church leaders who were writing (I would insist) in their private or non-prophetic capacities. (See fn. 18 below.) See also Stewart’s […]
[…] makes this crucial mistake, which only testifies to the pernicious pervasiveness of the view that one can get moral philosophy out of theological psychology. Whereas Boyd’s interpretation of the nature of men suggested that […]
[…] Book of Mormon. “Reformed Egyptian,” Webb is sure, is later Egyptian written by an Israelite who, while writing in it, “must have been thinking in the forms of a language purely Semitic, and using […]
[…] country—to proceed. Our country needs what our own conscience demands—a new dedication, a new commitment to its service, the realization that all across the country we must have a special mission and a special […]
[…] the Church—and probably few outside it—but he does not know New World culture history well, and his writing ignores the considerable indigenous elements in favor of exclusively Old World patterns. Part of this is […]
[…] work. I am less sure how many will be chosen from the shelves for recreational reading. In writing these books based on Scripture and Church history, the authors take no great risks, and their […]
[…] tolerably well understood by “study and also by faith.” The prophet Joseph Smith once said, “You can get your ‘longitude and latitude’ better in the original Hebrew than in any of the translations of […]
[…] could have eliminated some of the ephemera but decided that this would detract from the value of our service. Rather than resort to paring the bibliography, the superfluous introduction has been minimized and concludes here.
[…] was it possible for one man to write 7000 letters in his lifetime?) to reading, thought, and writing on the burning ethical, social, and particularly religious issues of his day. One of the characteristics […]