For several decades Bingham, Utah was a turbulent mining town. Built on the edge of the “greatest hole on earth,” its inhabitants slaved for gold and then for copper. One day Bingham disappeared, […]
[…] Elite. Ph.D., Yale University, 1976. Wilson, Jerry Allen. A Fault Tree Approach to Analysis of Counselor Training for Bishops in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ph.D., Brigham Young University, 1976. Auxiliaries […]
[…] kept forceful diaries, wrote poetry (much of it didactic), recorded their sermons, eschewed fiction, but what passed for essays “read like editorials” and avoided the revelation of personal feelings and attitudes. “The personal essay […]
[…] told me once that when he has an impossible problem in his story, he sits and gloats for two days. Problems do not impede the story; rather, it is in their resolution that the […]
The Latter-day Saints have been a source of sensationalistic subject matter for popular novelists almost since the beginning of the Church. But the Mormon novel as a treatment of Mormon materials from a Mormon […]
[…] letters and to promote fellowship among scholars and writers of Mormon literature. They named it the Association for Mormon Letters. The Association for Mormon Letters was not the first serious attempt to call scholarly […]
[…] from the original. The invention of printing stopped the process of change due to manuscript copying, crystallizing for posterity that particular form of the Greek text current at the time. The first published edition […]
[…] is still very much alive in 1978. It seems to me there is as great a need for some Mormon faithful to authenticate their theology through reason, as there was a need for the […]
(Marriage Song for DJ. and N.J.) I. Before Sunrise Artemis, too faint for shadows, wanes over the western sands.
[…] they have undergone in the history of the nation.” The project was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and administered by the American Association for State and Local History as part of […]