[…] solve, but they keep striving to overcome difficulties, to improve themselves and to find meaning in their lives—even comfort and happiness in the companionship of family and friends. Most often, this happiness comes from […]
[…] me that she chased people. Once she had leaped out from behind a tree in her front yard and hit Max Peterson with a fire shovel. She had chased him clear to the end of […]
[…] like Paul. He couldn’t that they were good or that Christian love burned like a white fl ame behi. teir wind-blown faces. They had come without his asking and had started the ers where […]
When are the writings and Sermons of Church Leaders entitled to the claim of being scripture? I assume the scripture behind this question is the declaration of the Lord in a revelation given through […]
[…] the interpretation he applied, was corroborated by the 1850 census. Utah’s death rate was 21 per tho usand, nearly 50% higher than the national average and second only to Louisiana among all reporting states […]
[…] Mormons. An early manifestation of this problem was President Buchanan’s decision to send U.S. troops to Utah, news of whose coming reached the Salt Lake Valley on the tenth anniversary of the pioneers’ arrival. […]
[…] when in comes Claude with hay in his hair and manure on his shoes (he heard the news while milking), and he says he’s just come to say goodbye and gosh, honey, I’m going […]
[…] 1930, warned bishops that young men using tobacco were not to be called on missions. Ruth May Fox, President of the YWMIA, asked Mormon girls to abstain from smoking and drinking in order to […]
[…] abrasive. In fact, I would describe him as a “smart aleck.” (I can no longer read a newspaper without realizing how difficult it is for a reporter to be objective.) Sonia states in her […]
[…] care of their own,” that they live good lives, and that their beliefs emphasize a healthy f amily life. While Latter-day Saints might hope that this point of view pre vails, it is essentially […]