[…] in a game from which he had thought he was protected by the grandfather clause.” Joe Allston’s search for his roots becomes a search for the meaning of his life. This search entails a […]
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Because I spent one year of my life as an undergraduate student at a Nigerian University, the June 9, 1978 announcement by the LDS Church First Presidency ended a period of internal unrest, a trial…
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[…] cultivate the gift of healing, “every doctor might be removed from our midst.” In 1852 the Deseret News had cheered when doctors gave up trying to make a living in Utah and moved on. […]
[…] nonconformists in England had been perse cuted. When asked if religion could ever be a justification for breaking a criminal law, Taylor replied that it could in a country that had a constitutional guarantee […]
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[…] more tolerant political spirit in a Mexican homeland. They found it. Their settlements grew and flourished. These English-speaking Mormon colonists in northern Mexico ultimately provided the Church with the expertise it needed to cross […]
[…] all is not well. Maoism has been partly successful in accomplishing the goal sought by McKay, the breaking down of the traditional Chinese value system. The many movements and campaigns conducted by the Communists, […]
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