When the Encyclopedia of Mormonism project was first announced with its all male board of editors, I developed a keen interest in how women’s issues would be handled and was delighted when two women were…
[…] secrets, voiced the impossible for the simple necessity of forming the words in the presence of another human being. It is her diary, of sorts, scribbled deeply, beyond access, somewhere inside her children’s minds. […]
[…] Smiths believed that nearly all the hills in this part of New York, were thrown up by human hands, and in them were large caves, which Joseph Jr., could see, by placing a stone […]
[…] present showing will learn the needed lesson, that no one should take another man’s word concerning the human soul. What Saint knows whether there are not other human beasts bearing the same testimony? On […]
[…] ambivalent.” No one ever accused Joseph Fielding Smith of ambivalence (“Why is it that thousands of intelligent-looking human beings are willing to accept these stupid teachings? Frankly it is because Satan has deceived them […]
[…] toward wholeness. I in turn must cultivate my own limited capacity to see God’s image in every human, every non-human animal, and every part of this living, breathing organism, earth and cosmos. Thank God […]
[…] “ I want to send Hiram away to save him , to avenge my Blood.” By official design, Rigdon was not in Illinois at the time of the in famous homicides at Carthage Jail. […]
[…] population. The urban growth has been phenomenal and has meant that the problems of urban planning and human need have overwhelmed the cities of the region. Mor monism and many other new religions have […]
There were times, especially lately, when he wondered if he were doing any real good—any human good—other than keeping the Mt. Taylor 2nd Ward safely afloat and on course. Maybe it was the weather. […]
[…] no political black lists to challenge, and virtually no censors peeking over their shoulders. They had to design their own responses to a predicament that currently haunts so many Eastern European writers: “How to […]