[…] fusion of the organizational and the sacramental, congregationally based denominations radically separate the two. For congregationally based de nominations, the church is a democratic community of believers who come together for worship and mutual […]
[…] or Change Therapy, edited by Ron Schow, Robert A. Rees, William Bradshaw, and Marybeth Raynes (Salt Lake City: Resources for Understanding Homosexuality, 2004), 31–41. Gordon B. Hinckley, quoted in Dallin H. Oaks, “Same Gender […]
Born in 1948, Bill Laursen grew up in Salt Lake City and Brigham City, Utah. He graduated from Utah State University in 1972 with a BFA degree in art and art education. While at […]
[…] in Book of Mormon Authorship: New Light on Ancient Origins, edited by Noel B. Reynolds (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1982), 33-52; “A Masterpiece: Alma 36,” in Rediscovering the Book of Mormon, edited by John […]
[…] analysis. Several sources detail the ancestry of the Latin American countries. According to Los Medios y Mercados de Latinoamerica 1998 (retrieved in Novem er 2004 from www.zonalatina.com/Zldata55.htm), the ancestry percentages for different ethnic groups […]
[…] but Ernest Gombrich, in one of his books on art, tells us about a famous art critic de scribing an experience he had with a painting by Velazquez. The man kept walking up to […]
[…] Stanley B. Kimball of Illinois, political scientist Kent Lloyd of USC, Joseph Monsen of University of Washington, De Witt Paul Jr., of Johnson and Johnson, Ed Maryon and Victor Cline of the University of […]
[…] Paris that summer and I went to visit him at the LDS mission home at 3, rue de Lota. The first day we were together, Rich led me on a tour of the Louvre, […]
[…] Eleven minutes to curtain and still no Ellen. Only strangers’ faces appear in the door. New York City, thousands of miles from their childhood homes, an inexhaustible font of strangers. This is what he […]
[…] Ch.” Hyde rebutted Page’s claim that Strang was the appointed “other” by recounting: “There was an aid de camp present with Joseph” on June 18, 1844, the day he supposedly wrote Strang’s “Letter of […]