[…] the Bishop of Woolwich, Dr. John A. T. Robinson. The work attempts to re-establish contact with the world and to relocate the sense of holiness in a secular society. Bishop Robinson’s point of departure […]
[…] resolved them by asking ourselves some other questions: What is the role of the Church in a world crisis? What can the Church do in war prevention? Who can provide counsel and guidance on […]
[…] sexual acts but to the reading of more pornography. As for corruption, the only immediate victim is English prose.” I suppose this is the average “enlightened” view of pornography, but in terms of logic […]
[…] 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- […]
[…] center, where participants registered and were introduced to the authors and each other in ways that began breaking down the usual barriers between individuals. Several exercises were designed to build the trust among participants […]
[…] the perishable ness of earthly things. We lived in St. Paul in the spring of ’65 during news making floods. We were unaffected physically, but being there involved us emotionally, and I was sobered […]
[…] in human intelligence, talent and ambition: there could never be a Utopian society in which everyone could share equally; but there could be an order in which none needed to starve. The old, the […]
[…] transplant operation); but though these books appear relevant— that is, their subject matter is currently in the news—their relevance is really only marginal because the treatment is superficial, unoriginal, too inflexibly partisan, or inaccurate. […]
[…] pornography, Sunday closing and civil rights. Official directives have often appeared as front-page statements in the Desert News but are more recently found in Church News editorials and in the Ensign magazine. First Presidency […]
[…] so easily manipulated. . . .” While Belva Ashton says, “As I read some of the negative news reports of the Utah IWY Conference, I could not believe they were reporting the same conference […]