[…] were—and still are—important. As the Church struggled for its corporate life, its members saw more value in writing of those things which fostered group identity than they did in examining those individual characteristics which […]
[…] in the words of N. S. Sutherland, “always flickering about . . . the brain adds to gether a great variety of impressions at high speed, and from these we select features from what we […]
[…] of Larry Boosinger and his language, because they, and not plot nor place, hold this book to gether. Character is perhaps too precise a word. It implies a clear (or critically clarified) psychological profile […]
[…] of his lack of self-worth in the Mormon subculture, with no reference to his compassion, charity, community service or other virtues and deeds. Or an adolescent may attempt to emancipate himself from childhood dependency […]
[…] 127 B.C. Their case rests on their interpretation of a large body of mythical, epic and sacred writings, which they see as the remains of an arcane astronomical technical language of ancient high culture […]
[…] a more-calculating leader, a man utterly without remorse or conscience, who had come to believe, during his service to the Church, that any means were justified in strengthening or defending the true faith, and […]
[…] to find evidence of racist as well as nonracist attitudes in the first Mormon prophet. The Canonical Writings of Joseph Smith, Jr. Potentially serious impediments to an egalitarian policy on race were evident in Smith’s […]
[…] On the general correlation committee? What is the impact of their virtual isolation from the Mormon “civil service,” including the church building department, the social services department and the seminaries and institutes? In the […]
[…] their own gospel culture, to bring the gospel into every aspect of their lives—music, art, drama, thought, writing. There must be Mexican Saints who write plays and stories with the gospel at their hearts. […]
[…] Indians Adams, Larry LaMar and Others. “Academic Success of American Indian Students at a Large Private University.” College and University 53 (Fall 1977): 100-107. Christy, Howard A. “The Walker War: Defense and Conciliation as […]