[…] is probably the most frequently-repeated theme of modern-day revelations. The following scriptures are representative of theological bases for the higher educational demand that Mormonism places upon its members: The glory of God is intelligence. […]
[…] times and put all our odds and ends on the table where we could pick them over for our mutual amusement, down to the last snarl of twine and thought. Somewhere in the rich […]
[…] literary and dramatic material which only we are equipped to mine properly. Of what incalculable value ( for instance, as public relations and as an indirect missionary effect) would be a Mormon stage show […]
[…] the other evening, I heard the broadcast announcing new record American deaths and casualties in Viet Nam. For the first time I realized with a chill that should the world stand so long, this […]
[…] to lose one inch of ground you have gained in your organization, but hold fast to it, for this is the Kingdom of God. . . . Our government is going to pieces and […]
[…] all the way to economic determinism to observe that our materialistically oriented society rarely passes by opportunities for economic benefit just because the longer run social adjustments may be difficult. Which social trends can […]
[…] some extent, the superficiality which we have come to expect of Mormon biography. Melvin J. Ballard: Crusader for Righteousness is divided into two parts. The first part, about one hundred pages in length, narrates […]
[…] have altered this strange state of affairs, though they may well prove to have set the stage for such a change. No serious or sustained treatment of the Book of Mormon has appeared in […]
[…] proven by the scarcity of sources, was modest and restrained. Mr. Corbett has tried to make up for this lack by using the testimonials of those who remembered Mary Fielding Smith; by using the […]
[…] statement heretofore made by President McKay and published at his request to the following effect: “We stand for the Constitution of the United States, and for all rights secured thereby to both sovereign states […]