[…] A brief history of the founding of the Institute system seems appropriate at this time, since 19 67 marks the fortieth anniversary of classes held at the first of these Institutes of Religion. Almost […]
[…] aimed at members’ families, (2) professional resources from both the Church and the secular world, and ( 3) political and social action aimed at all families. Present efforts to assist the family in coping […]
[…] meaning for the Hancock family, one supposes, like the attempt on the part of Manuela Trujillo to buy the blond child. These incidents would be suitable for memoirs but they don’t lead anywhere in […]
[…] Thwarted at Nauvoo The implementation of this concept of Zion appeared as a hopeful reality in 18 39, when the state of Illinois granted the Saints asylum from their Missouri mobbings as well as […]
[…] store? “Did they get burned? Did they save their children? What does Soul mean? Where will they buy their food now? Do they like living here? Will they burn any more places?” For some […]
[…] 1912 and the average date of birth of the men studied, Utah produced one president for each 62,000 persons compared with one for each 205,000 nationally. Exploratory efforts to identify the native Utahns studied […]
In one of the earliest books of imaginative literature about the Ameri can West (published in 182 6), novelist-editor-missionary-biographer Timothy Flint reveals a common impression of the time that “in travelling towards the frontier, […]
[…] fail our neighbor. This temptation is perhaps the most subtle of all those Satan gives us. We buy too expensively, believing we are justified through love of beauty, and then our re sources are […]
For the better part of a month, I was with a group of young Mormons bent on giving the Church a vigorous expression in all the arts. We were not very clear as […]
[…] the conclusions are obvious, Nibley has not made a special effort to call attention to them (why buy trouble?), and it is with some reluctance that I do so. The mood among some Mormons […]