[…] she must be seen as a real personage who acts as the Other to the male God, breaking out of monotheism or even dualism into a rich, wide spectrum of divine possibilities and characteristics. […]
[…] just too bad that Mormon bigots can find a theological tree-trunk to hide behind. Joseph H. Pearson, News Editor Saints’ Herald Independence, Missouri *** Dear Sirs: . . . In reading Preston Nibley’s excellent […]
[…] . Upon entering mortality, the spirit-man “mounts” this, as yet, undisciplined animal for the purpose of “ breaking it” to his own will and making it his servant. As before, if Turner is describing […]
[…] “year and one half among them.” The practice of priesthood discrimination is also mentioned in a Deseret News article, “To the Saints,” April 3, 1852. Wilford Woodruff later reports that Brigham Young taught this […]
[…] cautious position. True enough, the Church is still involved in business, and each General Conference brings its share of political talks, but such forays are comparatively limited. The Church has no intention of trying […]
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[…] him for the assignment. Unknowingly he opened a door for me into a fascinating, challenging but frustrating world. I thought that I loved and understood all children, but I was totally ignorant of the […]
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[…] William B., and Henry A. Smith. Deseret, 1776-1976: A Bicentennial Illustrated History of Utah by the Deseret News. Salt Lake City: Deseret News Publishing Company, 1976. Warner, James A., and Styne M. Slade. The […]
[…] promise of “getting it all together.” Man is perceived to have pre-existed this life in the spirit world; but since there are experiences which are not available to a pure spirit form (physical pain, […]