[…] pornography, Sunday closing and civil rights. Official directives have often appeared as front-page statements in the Desert News but are more recently found in Church News editorials and in the Ensign magazine. First Presidency […]
[…] in 1995. Since the church leadership report total member ship most of the time, and refrain from breaking it down, total numbers for the church still look about the same as they have been […]
[…] occurring in the RLDS Church indicate that the Church as represented by that institution is in apostasy.” Breaking with the lineage tradition for the Church president, which occurred in 1996 when W. Grant McMurray […]
[…] we find it through the writings of the German Romanticists and through the writings of the later English (Romanticists. This was not some type of intellectual schizophrenia. It was a mind which was capable […]
[…] riots at Alton. A mob threw into the river the press of the Alton Observer, an Abolition newspaper r published by Elijah Lovejoy. Lovejoy and a member of’ the mob were killed in a […]
[…] be the site of Aguacatal in Campeche, Mexico, and defended by Christensen on various occasions (see UAS Newsletter 22.02, 46.0, 47.3, and his num erous public declarations at Leadership Weeks). After excavating at Aguacatal […]
[…] students at Stanford University. Eugene England, an editor of DIALOGUE, is a teaching assistant in the departments of of both English and Religious Studies at Stanford and a member of the Stan ford Ward Bishopric.
[…] 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 […]
[…] what they’re whispering about. I see it on Facebook and Twitter. I read it in the email newsletters that fill up my Gmail account. I see it on everyone’s faces. Even on the faces […]
[…] control.” He touched his chest. A sly grin creased his lips. “And I, too, have some good news. I’ve won a visa to America. Fifteen million applicants, and I was one of fifty thousand. […]