[…] in The Improvement Era and The Church News, but some of these will be given short critical reviews in a book notes section, beginning next issue. The present review (as will be the custom […]
[…] his career as an historian and the problems he had to face in his own research and writing. Speaking with frankness and considerable ironical wit, he deplored the fact that most Mormons were largely […]
[…] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and to motivate Mormon poets and composers toward increased hymn writing activity.” Moore, Charles Champ. “The Concept Development of Welfare Practice and Attitudes of Selected Religious and […]
[…] of having been betrayed because your idealism and devotion to the Church have led you to give service to it, but that very service has paradoxically revealed to you “dangerous tendencies in our bureaucratic, […]
[…] of religious history and emigration have always been too few, commonly because ordinary people seldom undertake systematic writing. Mormons, however, were enjoined to record their experiences and great numbers of them did so; and […]
[…] Emigration in Britain.” The Mormon History Association has announced the following awards for recent contributions to historical writing: Best Book Award to Dean C. Jessee for his editorial work on Letters of Brigham Young […]
[…] ugliness, its good and evil. They have never been so cynical as to imply that man cannot get along in it and cannot be saved in it, but, on the contrary, they have stipulated […]
[…] example of his tendency to arouse controversy was probably his strenuous opposition to the 16th Amendment. After writing several letters to other governors, he made an appeal for national support at the 1954 governors’ […]
[…] people were required to be God’s servants (Is. 41:8, Levit. 25:55). Isaiah 42:1, 6-7 explains what this service meant: Behold my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen, in whom my soul delights; I have […]
[…] you can manage?” she asked several times. “Of course,” I replied. “You won’t get any work done—any writing work I mean.” “Oh yes I will. All those hours—all that free time.” As she swept […]