[…] whole penal law of God, and the glorious and everlasting gospel; yea, of driving satan from the human mind and, seting a seal upon him, that he should deceive the nations no more until […]
[…] bone to sing. The breath of life is the breath of song. The voice, by which each human being is known to other human beings, is involved. There is a kind of wholeness about […]
[…] goals, developing materials, and providing training? President Dyer organized a committee to write a manual on “ Human Maturation.” Hundreds of hours went into the manual’s preparation. This guide— designed primarily for those who […]
[…] hinted at, while at the same time establishing an image of the Mormons as somehow less than human. When misunderstandings between the Mormons and the federal government led to the sending of an army […]
[…] Christ. Mormonism also tends to inspire its adherents with a positive outlook on life, with faith in human progress and an awareness of the goodness of God. With due allowance for human frailties, the […]
Dialogue 11.1 (Spring 1978): 58–76
During the spring of 1977, Utah’s two major newspapers began their coverage of what was to become one of the hottest political controversies of the year: the Utah Women’s Conference authorized by the National Commission on the Observance of International Women’s Year and scheduled for June 24-25
[…] that is likely to outlast my grandchildren; yet from it has come whatever sense I have of human continuity.” He compares the town to the Lombardy poplar tree which is “not a long-lived tree; […]
[…] at the handcart stage of the Mormons crossing the desert of the Middle West in 1846. The human being is still pre- eminently the beast of burden in China as was the case with […]
[…] reader can judge certain points. In her discussion of the Independence temple, she provides only the facade design without additional plans and elevations. She should have provided these if they are not available from […]
[…] called to this fact in various General Conferences and in works such as Frederick J. Pack’s Tobacco and Human Efficiency (published by the Church in 1918). By and large, how ever, the unreliability of the […]