Dark Watch
March 15, 2018[…] life, every minute of peace we can offer. They deserve it. They, in their over-optimism, created a world so indulgent and interconnected that it couldn’t help but break when resources ran out, but they […]
[…] life, every minute of peace we can offer. They deserve it. They, in their over-optimism, created a world so indulgent and interconnected that it couldn’t help but break when resources ran out, but they […]
[…] his missionary controversies with the Christian sects; of his fight to get into action in the First World War, when he was commissioned a chaplain above the age limit because of his demonstrated physical […]
[…] Intelligence”), but we need a public window by which the defenders of the faith can show the world where we really stand. Surely the Negro-discrimination charge ought to be discussed on a deeper level […]
[…] from his examination of these sources that Negroes are God’s beloved children who were born into the world as innocent mortal beings with every right to brotherhood with all men, but they bear a […]
[…] another, Taiwan became my cause, my defense, the raison d’etre for any knowledge I had of the world. And the day before this essay goes to the editor, I receive a letter from Jen […]
[…] C to C-plus freshman themes at Weber College. We all met near the end of our term at Biarritz American University in the south of France, the winter after one of the wars had ended.
[…] to religion. A variety of social, political, and economic as well as religious forces are active in breaking through the parochial character of Mormonism. During the years of President McKay’s administration the Church was […]
[…] from Hugh J. Cannon’s journal, which Cannon kept while travelling with Apostle David O. McKay on his world tour of misisons in 1921. You share his tremulous wonder as he sees for the first […]
[…] small “1”) is entertaining, but it is quite irrelevant in the ultimate sense. “Testimony” is simply another world of discourse. One can speak of historically orthodox beliefs and debate the relative popularity of different […]
[…] thought was that Carleton and St. Olaf religion professors were reacting to their understanding of Mormon this- worldiness: our great optimism about man and his God-like potential; our rejection of original sin; our affirmation […]