[…] the first stages. All ye doctors who are fools, not well read, and do not understand the human constitution, stop your practice. Years later, Priddy Meeks, a colorful herbal evangelist who established herbal Councils […]
[…] tides of ocean threatening the island become the tides of time and change, threatening to inundate her human world. “—all our certainties have come to grief as we behold the thundering turmoil of white […]
[…] is always dynamic, emotional, urgent and inseparable from the historical setting which provoked it. Emissary prophets were human. They never said “follow me,” or “do as I do.” It was always “hearken unto the […]
[…] most television situation comedies. His humor is gentle and grows out of sympathetic and penetrating observation of human experience, specifically that of rural Mormondom. The strain of satire is strong, but devoid of sting or […]
[…] the tiny, contorted mummies in the museum on Temple Square but had never thought of them as human. Now I saw, in imagination, a body twisted, compressed, shoveled into a shallow pit and covered […]
[…] with each of us, and that our salvation depends on our personal relationship with deity, not on human intermediaries. Much of the strength and beauty of LDS theology arises from the creative tension provided […]
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[…] divine thought that God’s power can be made manifest upon the dumb brute as well as upon human beings, a new revelation in faith.”) Corbett, Don C.,Mary Fielding Smith: Daughter of Britain (Salt Lake […]