[…] and Materiality: Written and Unwritten Communication in Pre-Modern Societies, edited by Susanne Enderwitz and Rebecca Sauer (Berlin: De Gruyter, 2015), 76. Theo van den Hout, “The Written Legacy of the Hittites,” in Insights into […]
[…] have been a faithful response to the founding vision of non-violent Zion, notwithstanding their earlier violence in Missouri, Illinois, and Utah. David Pulsipher explains in an essay how criticism and suspicion of the war […]
[…] in Religious Studies: Contemporary Approaches to the Study of Religion, edited by Frank Whaling (New York: Mouton de Gruyter, 1995), 232; Robert Wuth now, “Responding to the New Religious Pluralism,” CrossCurrents 58, no. 1 […]
Discussing religion in America, de Tocqueville once remarked that “religions ought . . . to confine themselves within their own precincts; for in seeking to extend their power beyond religious matters, they incur a […]
[…] Constitution surely “hang by a thread.” Prophets, Principles and National Survival. By Jerreld L. Newquist. Salt Lake City: Publishers Press, 1964. xxx, 579 pp. $5.50. p. viii. This point should not be misunderstood. No […]
[…] and printing many of them in sepia tone. Two sections have been added on Haun’s Mill in Missouri and on the Register Cliffs and deep-worn wagon ruts in Wyoming. Corrections have been made to […]
[…] 1857, was thirty-two years ahead of its time. For it was not until 1889 in Salt Lake City that the first official Church hymnal with printed music was published (The L.D.S. Psalmody). Three from […]
It is through the performance of creative arts, in art, in thought in personal relationships that the city can be identified as something more than a purely functional organization . . . Lewis Mumford Perhaps it is presumptuous […]
[…] Some of the activity is inter-faith and inter-racial. Many churches have food and clothing banks; St. Vincent de Paul (Catholic) has a dining hall in Phoenix for indigents. Thrift and salvage stores are operated […]
[…] cycles. First, a physical one. For our journey has led from North Carolina to Minnesota to Kansas City to New York City and back to Durham. It is the completion of a professional cycle […]