[…] again that “states’ rights” barred the way to justice for the Mormons expelled from their homes in Missouri. The second, of course, is the message of the Gospel that the measure of creation is […]
[…] of conserving our own time, energy, and funds. 4. Involvement in the local community. We chose the city of Alexandria as the focal point of our efforts—rather than the more deprived ghetto areas in […]
[…] a need for some competent historian to produce a major study that will be a real history of Utah. History of Utah. By Wayne Stout. Salt Lake City, Utah: Wayne Stout, 1967. 553 pp., $10.00.
[…] Songs of Labor An article in the June 1, 1968, Church News entitled “BYU Gets Rare Books” described items of early Mormon interest recently purchased for Brig ham Young University. What did the BYU […]
[…] of the nonviolent movement was displaced by fierce, irrational emotion that erupted in the lawless rioting in city after city, beginning with Watts in 1965. These rebel lions were not the handiwork of organized […]
[…] conversion, with a tear; and a young lady, who was also of the M.I.A., sang The Holy City. That night he stood as tall as a pagoda, and as straight. He left Taipei and […]
[…] a genre familiar enough to Mormon scholars. Mr. Walters’ purpose, like that of many of his pre decessors, was to discredit Joseph Smith’s account of the first vision and all that depended on it. […]
It is currently fashionable to look ahead to see what the future is likely to be, and, if what is seen is unsatisfactory, to consider alternative futures and means necessary to achieve them. This is…
[…] an avalanche of Mormon lore somehow defined as doctrine. James E. Talmage, Articles of Faith (Salt Lake City, Utah: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1949) pp. 41, 42. Ibid., p. 42. Ibid., […]
[…] in, scorn / All earthly things but virtues.” The Fishers’ book—as well as Vardis’ novel of Virginia City, City of Illusion (1941), which though inferior to Children of God should be viewed as a […]