[…] “intellect itself can be overvalued, and that reasonable attempts to set it in its proper place in human affairs should not be called anti-intellectual” (p. 21). Who, then, are the anti-intellectuals within Mormonism? I […]
Professor Snell’s article, “The Bible in the Church,” leaves me with very mixed feelings. On the first page of his essay he implies that his criticisms are intended to be constructive and that he seeks…
[…] member of I.W.W. rather than for murder, saying: “The cause I stand for means more than any human life . . . much more than mine.” The Board of Pardons, composed of Supreme Court […]
[…] major theme: Judaism, like the layers of strata at Makor, has grown by assimilating both divine and human elements, with periodic accretions and deletions as the times demanded. Delivered now to present Jewry both […]
[…] it lies in the terribly conflicting opinions about Joseph Smith from the beginning. But one seasoned in human experience is hardly shocked to find vigorous reformers at the heart of controversy. In terms of […]
[…] kidneys and heart. But the calculus of that profound shifting of physic power was at present beyond human ability. If he or someone else had figured out Ψ-transfer, the surgeons might have succeeded in […]
For Doug Thayer There was a knock at the apartment door. My companion, Carr, slouched at his desk, tinkering with a delicate butterfly he’d just formed from a piece of thin copper wire he’d retrieved…
[…] it is?” “No. Or perhaps, somewhat. Understand that many of these answers are impossible to convey in human tongue, just as you were unable to speak your question. I would show you, but that […]
[…] cabin to do the yard work, nothing would have happened. The high-school biology films showed the fertilized human egg, the weekly growth of the fetus, how it grew and grew, Kellie getting bigger and […]
[…] was a demon. The bishop knew it immediately. The demon’s color was unearthly and its demeanor, while human, was distorted and cruel. The wicked spirit’s fingers were long and the apparition had a wretched […]