[…] of death. Using this base, including 196 suicide cases reported on the state death certificates, we searched newspapers for published obituaries, news stories of deaths, and other published items to match birth dates, death […]
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[…] of obedience and the law prohibiting murder: ” ‘He believed God. His undaunted faith carried him with breaking heart toward the land of Moriah with this young son who little suspected the agonies through […]
[…] son, Arthur, summed up the family’s feelings: “I will tell you why ,” he replied to a newspaper reporter in 1882. “I am the son of my father’s first wife, and had a mother […]
An unwavering testimony of the unique and utter truthfulness of the Church is a prized possession among Mormons. I often hear members declare in testimony meetings that they have “always known the Church is true.”…
[…] of work were prescribed. Some industries were reduced or closed and some artificially fostered. The publication of news was fettered. Streetlights were dimmed. The sacred freedom of drinking was tampered with: licensed hours were […]
[…] to tell the story of an outgoing BYU communications major who wanted to be come a television news anchor. Brenda, a mainstream Mormon, who married Allen, the youngest of six Lafferty broth ers, was […]
[…] quay. One of the young men was in a whimsical mood. He talked a little too loudly—in English, Gerard thought, though Gerard did not know English well enough to be sure. The fellow made […]
[…] and a link to the full article. Kristine: Why is fiction a good place to explore the search for God? Why not personal essays or reporting? Why fiction? Brady: That’s a good question, and […]
[…] stock.” 13 Without proper care this soon changed. Christensen and Hutchinson record a report from the Deseret News for 25 September 1879 that read, “…At present the prospect for next year is a gloomy […]