[…] history as our age has developed “an unprecedented preoccupation with itself” and with all sorts of self -analysis; (4) manuscript collections and other historical sources tend to be opened to scholars sooner than ever […]
[…] this has been, in part, in preparation for a discussion of an article by Corliss Lamont in Humanist magazine (Jan.-Feb., 1967) entitled “The Crisis Called Death.” If read with sympathy and empathy, this statement […]
[…] extent of controlling the alarming rate of population growth, is urgently needed if we are to avoid human disaster beyond anything yet experienced in history. As if by a call from the “High and […]
[…] as well as another and at any time. The value to history is the same, but the human interest is considerably diminished. My Dear Son calls for a companion volume of the letters from […]
[…] in the gospel, a concept seemingly incompatible with the cookie–cutter uniformity with which we erect our “authorized” designs in every locale and under every circumstance. A fourth lamp is continuous revelation from God, to […]
[…] Joseph F. Merrill. For me and many others who knew him personally, he was a multi–faceted, magnificent human being. Hugh B. Brown brought an unusually rich experience to the callings of Assistant to the […]
[…] forms of sexual behavior that Kinsey studied. See Alfred C. Kinsey, et. ah, Sexual Behavior in the Human Female (Philadelphia: Saunders, 1953), pp. 324, 686–687 anc^ passim. The eight items constituting the negative–feelings index […]
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[…] no more or less than the men or women who use it. —Edward R. Murrow The Mormon Church is a formidable broadcast institution. Through subsidiary corporations and institutions it owns sixteen radio and television […]
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