[…] age ten. I have told it myself thousands of times during my six years of fulltime missionary service; in countless Sunday School, seminary, institute, and priesthood classes; and in the university classes I teach […]
[…] that of any other announcement from the pulpit after sacrament meeting or any other stray comment that gets mentioned in Gospel Doctrine class. I’ve no doubt that there were many wards throughout the country […]
[…] He is a retired civil servant who continues, with civility, to write poetry and short stories. Lee’s writing has appeared in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Plains Poetry Journal, 2 River View, San […]
[…] story,” as well as stories that were told entirely in someone else’s voice. The actual process of writing and editing conference talks is opaque. Many people other than the speaker might contribute to any […]
[…] not an intellect.” Like Smith, Lamoricie did not receive a formal education and had trouble reading and writing. This part of Smith’s background is reflected in the literacy rate in Haiti, where “un analphabétisme […]
[…] to China! Francis Wood argues that Polo’s narrative is riddled with inconsistencies and inaccuracies. And regarding Polo’s service as a “traveling re porter” for the Great Khan, despite the meticulousness of imperial Chinese historians, […]
[…] and later Oxford University in England where he studied literature. He then embarked on a career in writing and published numerous articles and cartoons in various magazines. During World War II he worked for […]
[…] the Use of Reason in the Inquiry after Truth (London: T. Purday & Son, 1809). Asa Burton, Essays on Some of the First Principles of Metaphysicks, Ethicks, and Theology (Portland, Maine: Arthur Shirley, 1824), […]
[…] heels by the waters of Babylon during the Exile, undertook a retrospective history of the nation, re writing it according to the reward-and-punishment schema of the Book of Deuteronomy. In this schema, fidelity to […]
[…] time keeping up with the latest research. This book is based on thousands of different papers, monographs, reviews, and short reports in many languages.” The genesis for much of the studies thus described began […]