[…] guilty of this offense in 1969 and received from the Mormon History Association its “Worst Book” award for his volume on Brigham Young. Ernest H. Taves, a Massachusetts-based psychiatrist with both Mormon and Mennonite […]
[…] my brothers now live in Utah so I have had access to sixteen substitute children to “use” for Christmas, summers off, and other “occasions.” I always thought I would naturally fall into the average, […]
[…] causes. As a result, some scholars have claimed that there is no longer any basis in science for saying that one way of doing things is more rational than another. Some of the questions […]
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[…] directs Salt Lake City’s Anthropological Research Center, and Anson Shupe, a Methodist associate director of the Center for Social Research at the University of Texas-Arlington, view themselves as academics approaching their task — an […]
[…] of the First Presidency under his direction in December 1847 have provided the basic pattern and precedent for apostolic succession. This important event has been discussed in depth by a number of historians (Quinn […]
[…] recalled that its miraculous beginnings had filled a need at a time when I was still homesick for the Institute of Religion, the U of U, and BYU, where I was teaching before marriage. […]
[…] this defiant symbol in the center of Independence, spiraling into the sky–saying that this building was built for the pursuit of peace, well, what does that mean in terms of discipleship, in terms of […]
[…] nations should treat their enemies, leaving on record editorials which are still pertinent today. President Brown left for England in the summer of 1937 in a hopeful but sober mood. During the previous ten […]
[…] of silence, they could have begun casually, prompted by any minor conversational motion, finally drawing close enough for physical discourse, but now it would take singular effort. That morning, riding the fence to make […]