Prologue to Mokasatsu
March 23, 2018[…] were leaving, Mother told me she hoped that Shigeru was now a guardian warrior in the spirit world.” He watched her, waiting. “So?” A stubborn pause. “What did you tell her?” “I didn’t answer, […]
[…] were leaving, Mother told me she hoped that Shigeru was now a guardian warrior in the spirit world.” He watched her, waiting. “So?” A stubborn pause. “What did you tell her?” “I didn’t answer, […]
[…] we really talk about her average monthly electric bill? Why didn’t she lead us further into the world of that play? Why didn’t she explain the impenetrable language that we had just chopped our […]
[…] irritants made him hateful and angry. Ridiculous, really. Thirty-three and a bitter old man. Why in the world did he think he would make a good husband? Why in the world was he getting […]
[…] a room stacked full of gold bars.” My father worked for Kennecott that summer. It was the world’s largest open-pit mine. “Was it a big room?” I asked. “Not very,” he said. “Like the […]
[…] had yet to burst over this side of town. That’s what Bart had expected from his wife today—that she’d be home by now. He thought she’d finish with the bishop as fast as humanly […]
[…] life through his diligence and obedience than another, he will have so much the advantage in the world to come. Seek ye diligently and teach one another words of wisdom; yea seek ye out […]
[…] the pathway for greater response from young people. In the February 4, 1967, issue of the Church News, Lawrence E. Nelson, director of the Commission on Youth Activities for the Lutheran Church in America, […]
[…] escape the conventional units of doctrine. As a result, his collection carries the burden of the Church’s world-view with greater candor and color than any sermon can. Oddly enough for a writer of evident […]
[…] it important to prove the Mormon doctrine that “the wicked go to . . . a spirit world prison house after mortal death” (p. 251), he cites Isaiah 24:22 as support: “And they shall […]
[…] old days when women joined with their men in some of the more exciting aspects of the world’s work! This book is not a scholarly history, since it does not draw upon any original […]