[…] its simple goodness. My return to America was charged with social activism and a new life purpose—relieve world He stopped reading, startled by a shout from the cab. Twisting as before, he glanced back […]
[…] hugged him. “Oh, Son, Son. I’m afraid there’s a lot of unhappiness and misery in this old world.” When Bob helped Jim weed the vegetable and flower gardens or mow the lawn, Jim’s dad […]
[…] Latin terms, and the very act of replacement was a symbolic severance of relations with the pagan world. Choosing the Right Word Today The Christianization of Britain was gradual and leisurely compared to Mormon […]
[…] long. All honor then to those who have persevered in their researches in order to acquaint the world with ALL the facts regarding the history of the Mormon Church. It is all to the […]
[…] to concentrate in these countries during the remainder of the twentieth century. The Mormon population in the world is therefore likely to rise from 2.6 million or 0.08 percent of the 3 billion inhabitants […]
[…] them to thoughts and actions leading to vice, the lowering of standards of clean living, and the breaking up of the home. We call upon the members of the Church and all other right- […]
[…] that popularity is an unreliable test for worthwhile literature. Christians, who are trying to be in the world but not of it, should be particularly wary of uncritically accepting a list which represents the […]
[…] regeneration of man. A solution of this conflict is possible in our historical era only if the world accepts the gospel, otherwise it must wait until the establishment of the Kingdom of God. Attempts […]
[…] America from its European heritage to the present is Sydney E. Ahlstrom’s A Religious History of the American People (1972). Like Olmstead’s work, approximately one-third of Ahlstrom’s study discusses the European background and the […]
[…] time,” he wrote, “Latter-day Saints can point to a volume of verse and say to the literary world, ‘We too have a poet, an artist of skill, knowledge, power, and depth.’”Karl Keller, reviewing the […]