[…] readers to “follow her child protagonists as they non-judgmentally bring everything they encounter into their newly forming world view, . . . soaking” it all in (111). Carter shows how Sorensen’s works are not only timelessly beautiful […]
[…] but who also shared some of my deepest feelings about the life of the spirit in the world, who seemed unafraid to think, to explore, to question—and unembarrassed to fast, to pray, and to […]
[…] Lake Tribune of half a century or more ago. Two impressions usually emerge. One is of a newspaper filled with vitriolic, anti-Mormon diatribes, each day’s outpouring more bitter than the last, each likely to […]
[…] liberalism was responsible for most of America’s domestic and international problems. It was, simply, a different political world. The question was no longer whether to attend a meeting of the Young Democrats (which at […]
At the time that Costa-Gavras’ new film, A State of Siege was cancelled at the American Film Institute’s inaugural festival at its new movie theater in Washington’s Kennedy Center, it was described as “rationalizing […]
[…] in a moral universe: “There is a law, irrevocably decreed in heaven before the foundations of this world, upon which all blessings are predicated.” God does not decide what is right and good and […]
[…] in Mormon History,” Manuscripts, 26 (Summer 1974), 159- 170. Betenson, Lula Parker. “Butch Cassidy Comes Home,” The American West, 2 (May 1975), 4-11. Bitton, Davis, “The Making of a Community: Blackfoot, Idaho 1878-1910,” Idaho […]
Sharing the love of music as the common heritage of Mormonism throughout the world, the Reorganization has experienced a steady growth in the use and development of music by its membership. Congregational singing has […]
[…] but as times go no man can be counted learned unless he is styled ‘Doctor.’ If the world is to believe in me, I must put on the lion’s skin. I have to fight […]
[…] found gold on reservation property, we killed more Indians, drew more treaties, and moved the fences. Our world never shrank as small as theirs, or changed so fast. They were only here first, and […]