Women Under the Law
April 25, 2018[…] Equal Rights Amendment. Shaking his head he remarked, “Something’s wrong when we need an amendment like that—no human should have to ask for equal rights in this country. We shoulda learned that for good […]
[…] Equal Rights Amendment. Shaking his head he remarked, “Something’s wrong when we need an amendment like that—no human should have to ask for equal rights in this country. We shoulda learned that for good […]
[…] the first two chapters of Genesis which they interpret as requiring a divine supernatural origin for the human family. Science has discovered another possibility in the form of the theory of organic evolution. The […]
[…] transmission, still has the transformation required of the reader, not to mention the reality of errors of human cognition and inevitable reassessment of the canonical text. Just think of the issue of ontological assumptions […]
[…] fused product of Joseph Smith’s and Sidney Rigdon’s revolutionary thinking condensed into the prophet’s revelations.” To discount human-divine interaction in revelation or to see Joseph as merely a scribe for dictated communication from God […]
[…] service, performing moral duties out of love for God and his laws, or out of recognition of human fundamental rights, and it was often used in that way in political discourse. Given Joseph Smith’s […]
[…] of the glasses merely, the spectacles in question being altogether too large for the breadth of the human face (Charles Anthon letter to E. D. Howe, 17 Feb. 1834, in Mormonism Unvailed, p. 17). […]
[…] Doctrine and Covenants sections 131 and 132 tell us that celestial marriage and the continuation of the human family will enable us to become gods because we will have endless, everlasting increase (D&C 132:20). […]
[…] mutation that explains the way chromosomes are changed inside the cell. There are forty-six chromosomes inside the human cell, twenty-three from each parent. Inside these chromosomes are genes. A gene is simply a pattern […]
[…] post-Manifesto marriage had been approved by Church authorities. The memories and comments of these two individuals gave human faces to numbers of people whose names I knew only from diaries and other documents. Another […]
[…] provided explanations, ranging from the rather uncompromising “they-had-it-coming” versions of some of the brethren, to the more humane, regretful, and hopeful position of President McKay. Out of the academic world, too, have come explanations […]