The Sacrifice
October 6, 2019[…] up they talked. Or tried to. When they started this project four months ago, Xhi spoke no English and she no Chinese. But over the course of the months they had developed a fairly […]
[…] up they talked. Or tried to. When they started this project four months ago, Xhi spoke no English and she no Chinese. But over the course of the months they had developed a fairly […]
[…] this collaborative new series excavate some of these instructions from Alma 32 (An Experiment on the Word: Reading Alma 32, ed. Adam S. Miller) and from 2 Nephi (Reading Nephi Reading Isaiah: Reading 2 […]
[…] ban in 1978. Note, however, that with time such changes tend to be explained as less ground- breaking than they were at the moment of their announcement; hence here, as in Catholicism, judicious rhetoric […]
[…] Ghazi Askar, “LDS Church Buys Farmland, Haun’s Mill, Far West, Kirtland property from Community of Christ,” Deseret News, May 5, 2012, https://www.deseretnews.com/article/865555292/LDS-Church-buys-farmland Hauns-Mill-Far-West-Kirtland-property-from-Community-of-Christ.html. Klauspeter Blaser, Le Christianisme social: Une approche théologique et historique (Paris: […]
[…] sonorous voice rolled on in cadence slow, and I thought to myself, Suzzanne, you’re pathetic. A sometime- English graduate student and mother of seven, several of whom are graduate students themselves, why are you […]
[…] the Printer’s MS. The LDS Church archives has a microfilm copy of the Printer’s MS. See Deseret News, Nov. 23, 1974, p. 4A, and Deseret News, “Church Section,” Nov. 30, 1974, p. 3. Hugh […]
Dialogue 45.3 (Fall 2012): 70–83
I will be talking today about how women fit into the functional structure of LDS church governance; but, unlike many of the others speaking today, I do not have advanced […]
[…] was a volunteer force. The British Army up to this point had always been small, since the English Channel and the greatest navy in the world protected the British Isles from possible invasion. Initially […]
[…] gradually freed from the bonds of slavery and oppressive government. The Constitution, he insisted, grew out of English common law and was shaped and molded by the colonial experience. The framers, Clark argued, were […]
[…] Church attitude toward unions and union action over the years, the General Authorities and the Church’s Deseret News have consistently been opposed to compulsory unionism. The first president of the AFL, Samuel Gompers, too, […]