The Pew
October 26, 2018[…] realizes at church Sunday morning that still, after all these years, she does not have fond feelings for the chapel. She doesn’t want to hold on to any grudges against it—she doesn’t take it […]
[…] realizes at church Sunday morning that still, after all these years, she does not have fond feelings for the chapel. She doesn’t want to hold on to any grudges against it—she doesn’t take it […]
[…] too worried to sleep. Mom in the nursing home, sometimes happy, sometimes hating it. Maybe she’ll behave for Ben and Bertie. At home Elaine doesn’t sleep well either, though it is soothing to have […]
[…] had a mild temperament, blond hair, bland blue eyes, and a downy upper lip—truly an unlikely candidate for the fast-draw artist the public later made him out to be. He came up to the […]
[…] love you, this’ll never happen again, so sorry, I swear I’ve repented, this is different, this time’s for you, only for you, so embarrassing, you’re beautiful, this should do it, okay, I’m coming back […]
[…] of this symposium is the 800-member University Archaeological Society. (The name was changed in 1965 to Society for Early Historical Archaeology.) The society began in 1949, in affiliation with the Department of Archaeology at […]
[…] of religious history which led to the restoration of the gospel. Within the framework which he set for his treatise, Dr. Backman has written with a remarkable degree of objectivity. His book is not […]
[…] cent of the psychologists surveyed admitted to a belief in God. This compared with twenty-seven per cent for biologists and thirty-eight per cent for physical scientists; in effect, psychologists were the least “religious” of […]
[…] took leave of myself, or else is somewhat weary with the winding of the narrative and impatient for it to come to a close. The only apology I have to offer for the many […]
[…] separating church and state becomes a truly troublesome and frustrating task. Where do loyalty and duty lie, for example, when your Stake President asks you as president of a Mormon Elders’ Quorum to have […]
[…] Christ of Latter-day Saints given to the visual arts in Utah?” One would hardly consider as fields for fruitful exploration Baptist support of the arts in Mississippi, Lutheran encouragement in Oregon, or Methodist patronage […]