The Church in Asia
May 4, 2018[…] of special interest and present unique problems to those concerned with the development of Mormonism as a world religion. Many of the problems which arise in Asia are also found in other missions, but […]
[…] of special interest and present unique problems to those concerned with the development of Mormonism as a world religion. Many of the problems which arise in Asia are also found in other missions, but […]
[…] her wedding day rushed up to her mother and said, “Mother, I’m the happiest girl in the world. Today I’ve come to the end of my troubles.” The wise mother replied, “Yeah, but you […]
My grandfather used to say “There’s lots and lots of ‘man-ism’ in Mor monism.” Often we see President McKay and we think and talk of him as the prophet. I grew up in the […]
Thus Cl inton Larson in an interview published in Dialogue for Autumn 1969. Dr. Larson, whom Karl Keller has described as the first “Mormon poet,” also affirmed a hope that “If . . . […]
Thus beg ins Father Daniel Berrigan’s poem, “The Passion of Dietrich Bonhoeffer,” which in some ways is also a poem about his own passion. On 17 May 1968, prompted by conscience and a courage […]
[…] that popularity is an unreliable test for worthwhile literature. Christians, who are trying to be in the world but not of it, should be particularly wary of uncritically accepting a list which represents the […]
[…] hatch, and the boys weren’t discovered until the train stopped to re-ice at Pocatello. My father received news of Clif’s whereabouts calmly, and advised authorities to hold him until he sent someone, then to […]
[…] human creations against the more or less measurable effects of discoveries, inventions, and creations in the material world is of course meaningless in one way. And yet our sense of comparative values insists on […]
[…] Utah Municipalities and Counties.” Arizona State University, 1971. McLaws, Monte B. “Early Mormon Journalism and the Deseret News, 1830-1898.” University of Missouri, 1970. Mauss, Armand Lind. “Mormonism and Minorities.” University of California, Berkeley, 1970. […]
[…] training. A second area of importance was the research opportunities provided by the Brigham Young University New World Archaeological Foundation (BYU NWAF). In the early 1960s President David O. McKay appointed Elder Howard W. […]