Katy, My Sister
March 14, 2018[…] a page I’d written a few weeks before. I’d been in a funny mood when I’d been writing it, and had done a whole page all about how horrible things were and how black […]
[…] a page I’d written a few weeks before. I’d been in a funny mood when I’d been writing it, and had done a whole page all about how horrible things were and how black […]
[…] relations and found numerous articles by Latter-day Saint authors skilled in these fields. But references in their writings to the growing problem of divorce among members of the Church were infrequent. Indeed, none of […]
[…] and he said if we did our duty, we should prevail over all our enemies. We should get all things ready, and when the time comes, we should let the water on the wheel […]
[…] if good causes are not to be exploited then the “establishment” must give more than just lip service to the cause of equal rights within the framework of the Constitution. The economic plank of […]
The writing of history is fraught with difficulties because the historian has no direct access to the past. Through newspapers, diaries, journals, and public documents prior events may be glimpsed as shadows, but even […]
[…] series of brief handouts. Adamson, Jack H. The Music of Orpheus. 1968. Brown, Victor L. Church Translating Service. 1968. Goldthorpe, Fred C. LDS and LSD. 1968. Landau, Elliot D. Mormons, Gentiles and Insanity. 1967. […]
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (here after referred to as the RLDS Church) was headquartered in the State of Illinois until 1882. To a greater degree than that of any…
[…] keep your board broadly based, representing many points of view and areas of concern.”) As of this writing one issue of Courage has been distributed, an April 1970 “pilot” issue, and it is this […]
[…] residents of San Diego and Los Angeles Counties. The age of the patients referred to in this paper ranged from 16 to 60 years. The impressions that I have gained from these clienteles are […]
[…] fruition, and ending with themes of nature, time, and eternity. While I believe Mrs. Miller capable of writing better poems than Mrs. Pearson (she has perhaps more feeling for language, more sensitivity to sound […]