[…] even more undiscriminating hearts.” In the hard Icelandic life a man like Steinar is “overwhelmed with the news that Zion was to be found on earth, with vacancies available.” After a while, Steinar revealed […]
[…] chose their beds, settling in to arrange and elaborate and fall together into their private and compelling world. I hadn’t heard from a single one of the grown versions in all this driving away, […]
[…] rather than women. Two of them, Le Hahn and Nguyen Cam, were from Vietnam and spoke broken English. The willowy Elsa appeared to have taken them under her wing. According to her, their given […]
[…] I could not see. Even now, years later, I do not know how to explain what my world looks like. I see colors, objects, sizes, and everything around me, but my eyes skid off […]
[…] and knocked on his door, his wife would silently lead you into the foyer and in serviceable English politely tell you to wait while she retrieved her husband. The small woman was young and […]
[…] church of Adam and Eve envisioned by Joseph and, as in the early Christian Church, women would share the burdens of administering the affairs of the kingdom together with ministering to their congregations, the […]
[…] printing of those leaders’ diaries demonstrated that even the greatest Mormons had had their trials. Exchange of news between Utah and the missions showed how, in their several duties, the Saints throughout the world […]
[…] last few years the Studies almost fulfilled the prophecy of its detractors. We learned from the Church News of September 9, 1967, that the Studies was being “revitalized” to gear the magazine to “serious […]
[…] of the final resolution is in my files. It was more or less fully described in the news media (e.g. San Francisco Examiner, July 2, 1965, p. 6). See Mr. Udall’s letter to the […]
[…] of civil disobedience in at least some instances, few attempt to justify this second sort of law- breaking. In his recent and notable “Broadside” on civil disobedience Justice Abe Fortas states that in a […]