[…] spread particular religions in the past Mormonism has displayed a truly remarkable potential for growth, especially in English-speaking countries. Clebsch speculates very persuasively on the future prospects for a dialogue with Mormonism. It may […]
[…] responds to his involvement in crucial events and issues of our time. Karl Keller, Assistant Professor of English at the State University of New York at Cortland, where he is the L.D.S. Branch President, […]
[…] students at Stanford University. Eugene England, an editor of DIALOGUE, is a teaching assistant in the departments of of both English and Religious Studies at Stanford and a member of the Stan ford Ward Bishopric.
[…] baritone recitative with surging orchestral undertow, and the finale – a magnificent, but musically involved, Gloria (in English). University of Utah Choruses (David A. Shand and J. Marlowe Nielson, conductors) and South High Girls’ […]
[…] in both languages has been translated by Protestant missionaries and many interpretations of doctrine differ from the English version and from Mormon teachings. (For example, the word “priesthood” does not appear in the Japanese […]
[…] . Upon entering mortality, the spirit-man “mounts” this, as yet, undisciplined animal for the purpose of “ breaking it” to his own will and making it his servant. As before, if Turner is describing […]
[…] Church attitude toward unions and union action over the years, the General Authorities and the Church’s Deseret News have consistently been opposed to compulsory unionism. The first president of the AFL, Samuel Gompers, too, […]
[…] liberty remains as meaningful today as the Prophet found it in 1844. He was not interested in international integration at any price, for he realized that governments are after all only the superstructure which […]
[…] “See for example a recent article by Jack E. Jarrard and Paul R. Cheesman in the Church News, April 26, 1969. The article in general is a good example of the geographical historical approach. […]
[…] Golden’s Point and had been met “at the shanties” with the governor’s order to disband, and the news that the governor had left Carthage for Nauvoo and that the Smiths were still in Carthage […]