[…] she almost died, too. Though Mark’s faith wobbled, every loss somehow reaffirmed Angie’s. Through the Church’s social service program, they adopted two boys, who, according to Mom in later years, didn’t turn out so […]
[…] decorated with intricate and baffling designs. The message was always the same: the minute details of his service among the impoverished and downtrodden masses, and his grandiose plans for a future that had us […]
[…] various segments of the whole nation—Mormon and non-Mormon alike. There is a possibility that the issue may get involved in political campaigns at the national level. The concern centers around the fact that in […]
[…] When we turn to the matter of the violation of philosophy when it is pressed into the service of a subjective interest, we find a number of distortions arising from the author’s comparative analyses—where […]
[…] As you are aware, there are thousands of young men of the Church assigned to the various services in the military. As the brethren understand, the existing law provides that men who have conscientious […]
[…] is a kind of “cookie cutter,” a Platonic form, from which the more or less human “cookies” get their degree of humanity. To become whole—Godlike—man must become actually what he is potentially (i.e., “naturally” […]
[…] it might have been. Fac simile No. 2 in the Pearl of Great Price contained enough readable writing to convince me that it had purely Egyptian significance. This was a disappointment to me, but […]
[…] American voting behavior will demonstrate how ephemeral the advantage would be. Laying aside the dubious morality of writing off large numbers of oppressed citizens, there is evidence that most Republican rank-and-file prefer more moderate […]
[…] minor infractions, who is frequently stopped by traffic officers who solicit $5.00 as the price of not writing an unjustified traffic ticket that could only be answered by losing a half day’s work in […]
[…] the Pearl of Great Price. But these are enough. I have glued them to a roll of paper 10×150 centimeters long (according to Doctor Baer’s indications), and I have a pretty good idea of […]