[…] M.A., Utah State University, 1978. Parkin, Max H. A History of the Latter-day Saints in Clay County, Missouri, From 1833-1837. Ph.D., Brigham Young University, 1976. Sturgis, Cynthia Jane. “The Mormon Village in Transition: Richfield, […]
[…] the First Presidency and played them all dependably, admirably. He was a builder. Without him, Salt Lake City might very likely have not had the Salt Palace, Symphony Hall, Fine Arts Center, restored Capitol […]
[…] much is known. During the Christmas season of 1973, Gene and Charlotte England traveled to Salt Lake City from Northfield, Minnesota. They made the trip in The Chevrolet—a brown stationwagon of uncertain origin. The […]
[…] leisure—time devoted to those things that promote spiritual (or intellectual) progress. It has, unlike occupation, intrinsic feli city and worth. Recreation only affords recuperation from occupational labor and is never its own end: it […]
[…] a charge constituted a serious insult. Should an accomplished scholar participate in subsidized writing projects? Like most debatable issues, it is not an easily resolved one, which is why it came up in “Brief […]
[…] By June 1879, he had taken courses in natural philosophy (physics), chemistry, physiology, astronomy, geology, and electri city. His examination answers in the sciences tended to be longer and more exact, written with assurance […]
[…] ever conducted by a non-Mormon in the central Latter-day Saint Church Library and Archives in Salt Lake City, I attempted to reconstruct what these three groups were trying to do and how well they […]
[…] exemptions for church property, prayer by a paid chaplain in a state legislature, and display of a city sponsored Nativity scene at Christmas time along with other Christmas symbols. On the other hand, the […]
The world’s living religions began with the lives and teachings of charismatic lea ders such as Moses, Buddha, Confucius, Jesus, and Muham mad. Each won a following by the force of his character, the […]
[…] ship. (See Jerry Marsengill, Introduction, The Official Minutes of Nauvoo Lodge U.D., , edited by Hogan ( Des Moines: Research Lodge No. 2, 1974). G. Homer Durham, then Man aging Director of the LDS Church’s […]