[…] worked on the seventh volume, Apostolic Interregnum, he had originally planned a multi-volume series. He had been writing the material which appeared in the Americana Magazine between 1909 and 1915. When this magazine became […]
[…] may be in part because his own wife is particularly intrigued by the conclusion of the “sisterhood” essay: “. . . their own past is complex enough and populated with enough strong, achieving female […]
[…] on lost faith mellowed, but reminders germane to our own day were occasionally heard. Susa Young Gates, writing in the first Relief Society Bulletin, urged: This people are not narrow in their views on […]
[…] is now Associate Professor of Zoology at BYU. Former President The is working in the Church Translation Service, also at BYU. What were your biggest problems as branch president? The biggest problem was that […]
[…] of glass bring the landscape into full view of the interior, thereby integrating nature into the worship service. In 1964 the tremendous growth in the building program of the Church, which demanded a more […]
[…] lived, and then down the rue Mouffetard to the Place St.- Michel where Hemingway had done some writing. When they got there they found a cafe and feasted on a baguette and Prefontaines. “I […]
[…] its establishment many decades later as a binding requirement for good standing in the Church. A third essay recently received provides a natural and informative transition between these studies as it examines the doctrinal […]
[…] Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights convened in August, 1978, I was there to hear Sonia Johnson testify. In writing of this experience, she has stated that she felt she was carrying on the work of […]
[…] the upswing. As a corollary, DIALOGUE has taken the small step of inviting for the first time reviews of doctrinal and historical works published unofficially by various General Authorities. In so doing we in […]
[…] secular scholars do it (p. 6). Pearson dates Ezra (whom, for some unspecified reason, he credits with writing the books of Samuel, Kings, Chronicles, Ezra, Ruth, and Proverbs) in the sixth century B.C. (p. […]