[…] of religious history and emigration have always been too few, commonly because ordinary people seldom undertake systematic writing. Mormons, however, were enjoined to record their experiences and great numbers of them did so; and […]
[…] ugliness, its good and evil. They have never been so cynical as to imply that man cannot get along in it and cannot be saved in it, but, on the contrary, they have stipulated […]
[…] Emigration in Britain.” The Mormon History Association has announced the following awards for recent contributions to historical writing: Best Book Award to Dean C. Jessee for his editorial work on Letters of Brigham Young […]
[…] example of his tendency to arouse controversy was probably his strenuous opposition to the 16th Amendment. After writing several letters to other governors, he made an appeal for national support at the 1954 governors’ […]
[…] you can manage?” she asked several times. “Of course,” I replied. “You won’t get any work done—any writing work I mean.” “Oh yes I will. All those hours—all that free time.” As she swept […]
[…] people were required to be God’s servants (Is. 41:8, Levit. 25:55). Isaiah 42:1, 6-7 explains what this service meant: Behold my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen, in whom my soul delights; I have […]
[…] a culture? Where do books like Claudia Bushman’s “A Good Poor Man’s Wife” fit in? Such kinds of writing have been, in the past at least, the most common material written by women. So in […]
[…] fore knowledge .. . all the fullness of human nature had pre-existence (and to this the prophetic writing bears witness, which says that God ‘knoweth all things before they are’), and in the creation […]
[…] spoken about it since that first conference in December 1909. However, during the spring, we started together writing a paper to be published about the new research. I wrote more of it than he […]
[…] do. Thus we find numerous evangelicals and theologians such as Chalmers, Dwight, Dick, and scores of others writing countless treatises on astronomy and Christianity — and particularly on the doctrine of the plurality of […]