<i>Dialogue 4 .2 (Summer 1971): 73–76</i><br>Church members, from some General Authorities to some Sunday School teachers, are generally impressed with and concerned about “scientific proof” of the Book of Mormon. As a practicing scientist […]
[…] it is frightening. He sees the air boil above him. He realizes that mass of darkness hanging over the city possesses the power to drop anywhere, in one instant, the tail of the terrible […]
For the better part of a month, I was with a group of young Mormons bent on giving the Church a vigorous expression in all the arts. We were not very clear as […]
[…] a very good and scholarly translation into Polish. Approximately 95% of all Poles are baptized, and something over 30% of them attended church each Sunday. Even our own Church members in Poland (yes, we […]
[…] of test. Mormons who are genuinely concerned about (and perhaps even those engaged in) the current struggle over political ideologies which threatens to polarize and split the Church should give some serious attention to […]
[…] of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Lethbridge Stake Historical Committee. A History of the Mormon Church in Canada. Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada: Lethbridge Herald Company, 1968. $5.00. Order from Deseret-Book Craft, 907 3rd Ave. South, […]
[…] of the line, shoot them as they ran. But then I hadn’t expected to have absolute control over my emotions just because while I was on my mission in Germany I had decided to […]
[…] more attention than any other subject in the chapter entitled “Nauvoo,” and another entire chapter is given over to conflict in Illinois. The picture that finally emerges from this group of works is of […]
[…] Whig described Smith’s support of the Democrats as a “highhanded attempt to seize power and to tyrannize over the minds of men,” and concluded that “this clannish principle of voting in a mass, at […]
[…] and no yearly payments on the principal for five years. They calculated that if the Mormons took over their lands and remained on them five years, the Mormons would be compelled to erect dwellings […]