[…] will make Roberts better known to the limited reading public within the marketing range of Salt Lake City publishers. But how can one commend a book marred by shoddy proofreading, errors of fact, minor […]
[…] characters. Professor Baer journeyed to Provo, Utah last month and personally examined the papyri. Some DIALOGUE rea ders may appreciate a recapitulation of papyri articles appearing in this journal. The Winter, 1967 issue carried […]
[…] the Law of Consecration, for we must all make money so we can reclaim Zion—beautiful Jackson County, Missouri. With the .current word from God, it would not be fitting to quote from the 49th […]
[…] Arbor, Michigan. $4.05 Garland E. Tickemyer President, Quorum of High Priests, RLDS Assoc. Prof, of Philosophy Central Missouri St. College *** Dear Sirs: Much has been said in recent issues regarding the apparent paradox […]
[…] and occupying almost as important a place in our theology. Where once we likened ourselves to the City of Enoch and held inspired hopes of a society where all would share in the abundance […]
[…] in the Process of Decision Making by Students. Utah State University, 1968. Carpenter, Dale Butler. Salt Lake City’s Central Business District: An Urban Analysis of the Physical and Economic Facts. University of Utah, 1968. […]
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[…] is a brief autobiography of Alan Cherry, a young black man who grew up in New York City, entered the Air Force in Texas after a year and a half of college, was court […]
[…] importantly, this method helps readers and scholars of the Book of Mormon use the book—in whatever capa city—in ways more sensitive to survivors of trauma. Potential Difficulties One difficulty of using a trauma-informed lens […]
[…] They can’t read, they’re noisy, and they’re dirty.” I was infuriated. I contacted the superintendent and the city fathers and a week later we had our trip. The librarian glowered while we happily selected […]