[…] there was no putting them back. In a year when Relief Society lessons, conference talks and Church News editorials routinely condemned working women, we proudly published on the back cover of our pink Dialogue […]
[…] the Church as the text for new lesson cycles it was reprinted at least 16 times in English (including in 1935, ’40, ’43, ’49, ’51, ’53, ’56, ’58, ’60, ’63, ’66, ’72, ’78, and […]
[…] widely today. Nor is the role of physical touching excluded from modern healing. In a recent Deseret News article, physician Lynn Fraley stated, in language borrowed from Alvin Tobler’s Future Shock: “The more the […]
[…] most effective predictors of whether we will be energetic, ambitious, motivated individuals or lazy, recalcitrant benchwarmers. Re search support for the notion that jobs play a significant, even pivotal, role in shaping adult behaviors […]
[…] not to the Lord’s exclusive relationship to his people, but to the Creator’s relationship to the creation.” Breaking the everlasting covenant means destroying the fabric of creation. It is a rejection of the feminine […]
[…] most effective predictors of whether we will be energetic, ambitious, motivated individuals or lazy, recalcitrant benchwarmers. Re search support for the notion that jobs play a significant, even pivotal, role in shaping adult behaviors […]
[…] of the Word of Wisdom,” Brigham Young University Studies, I (1959), 37-49; M. Hamlin Cannon, “Migration of English Mormons to America,” American Historical Review, XIII (1944), 136-150; R. Kent Fielding, “The Mormon Economy in […]
[…] philosophy; William Russell, religion and history; Barbara Higdon, literature and speech; Lome White, religion; and Roy Muir, English. Higdon, Muir, Russell and White had previously edited church publications; Edwards and Russell had written books published […]
[…] obtaining an audience for his services. He used sophisticated, at least for his time and church organization, newspaper advertising, handbills, door-to-door invitations, and even sandwich boards worn by willing supporters to promote his preaching […]
[…] At night I wrote letters to my congressman, to old flings. I wrote Mr. Goodman, my senior English teacher, asking how classes were going and could he send me some poems to read? From […]