[…] a General Authority, her teacher, and her classmates. A short while later, as Priesthood opening exercises were breaking up, the long-suffering teacher accosted me in the halls, briefly to explain the problem my daughter […]
[…] people need me too”). This is not just bad writing. It is ethically corrupt, not interested in breaking down stereotypes and creating new ethical in sight and compassion for the other, for those who […]
[…] a hip and you were really fixed. Going slowly blind, deaf, and lame was bad enough without breaking your hip and getting a jumpstart on the whole process. They got out of the truck […]
[…] ones) of rules governing sex and marriage among close relatives. As we all know, the national and international attacks on Mormons during the 19th century, for polygamy and other things, involved some extraordinarily vicious […]
[…] is no question about it!” He developed this thought in a public sermon reported by the Deseret News: Declaring the divine right of man to freedom of choice, President David O. McKay. . .said […]
[…] deliberately confuse the ordination date.” See also Andrew Jenson, Church Chronology, 2nd ed. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1899), xxviii (which also gives the correct Nov. 22,1855 date). For Joseph Angell (1834-1875) and Brigham […]
[…] very powerful department. I think the evolutionary biology team at BYU probably does lead in terms of international recognition and the number of non-LDS students coming to BYU to get degrees. Numerous post-doctoral students […]
[…] know that. I have learned that that is not the case and that, in many areas, the news is not particularly welcome. Many consider indeterminacy too theoretical, political, irrelevant, or damaging to their work. […]
[…] that our senses and innate categories of experience let us generate perceptions of the world as we search for truth. Kant’s famous Categorical Imperative describes a morality or moral pressure for ethical behavior based […]
[…] the wispy, free-spirited Allison Warren, who holds a degree from MIT. For her he not only considers breaking mission rules but also risks a dishonorable discharge. Although doubt is a recurring theme, the novel’s […]