[…] this wonderful power which God has so miraculously given . . . should be used only in search of filthy lucre.” This points up a major discrepancy in Brodie’s interpretation. Her thesis that the […]
[…] will be represented in whatever inconspicuous building replaces it. There will be no smashing of imported glass, breaking up of carved wood work, pulling apart hand hewn beams, or pushing over walls of hand […]
Chloe is the last and one of the most evocative of Eric Rohmer’s “Six Moral Tales.” The previous stories include La Collectioneuse, My Night at Maud’s, Clair’s Knee, and two shorter works for television. These…
[…] paced and optimistic, sometimes resembling the musical background of industrial training movies. The film begins with the search and discovery of the assassinated American, Philip Michael Santore. The body is found in the back […]
[…] Pioneers for conduct unworthy of Saints, does he show power, even eloquence. He was a very early English convert, a man of above-average though not commanding intelligence, who presided over one of the Church’s […]
[…] begin the verse. Though this reversed initial foot is a common variation, occurring often and unobtrusively throughout English poetry, the musical setting forces us to sing “an-gels,” and the variation is unnatural and awkward. […]
[…] achieved. As it now stands, the Spanish hymnal is a conglomeration of mediocre and bad translations of English texts, set to music of the same calibre. The bad, unfortunately, is prevalent. There is a […]
[…] questioned the professor’s expertise. But the Tribune quickly regained its equilibrium. “The lack of veneration,” judged the newspaper after more mature reflection, “is eminently a Gentile organ. . . . The Anglo Saxon has […]
It will come as news to all Latter-day Saints that after many years of deep scholarly research the Hill Cumorah has finally been located—at the north end of Bird Island in Utah Lake. Those […]
[…] him, by the almost daily arrival of new converts and by an almost constant flow of good news from missionaries abroad, Smith had some reason to hope that the political power of his kingdom […]