[…] which tiny Israel defeated the combined forces of the Arab world in less than six days; ( 3) an eighty-page synopsis of Jewish his tory covering a period from 1800 B.C. to 1967 A.D.; […]
If you like fresh air, 25¢ hamburgers, and security, New York may not be the place for you. If you want a Rinso-clean wash you can hang in the backyard, where crickets sound at […]
[…] unfair exploitation. 5. Reservation of strategic blocks for public buildings and grounds, e.g., churches, schools, and parks. 6. Front and side yard setbacks for dwellings and the encouragement of horticultural embellishments. 7. Gridiron street […]
[…] 2 Nep. 9:28-29, 42-43; 26-20; 28:3-4, and 14-15. Otherwise see Jacob 4:8-10; Hel. 3:29-30; 3 Nep. 26: 6-10, 23:1-6; D. & C. 1:37-39; and I Cor. Chs. 1 and 2. Joseph Smith, History of […]
[…] We spend one morning cracking walnuts and another throwing leaves. Fortunately the Elders Quorum has decided to buy playground equipment for next year. One unusually warm winter morning I arrive at school to find […]
[…] thinks of these specific proposals, they reflect the Prophet’s sensitivity to social problems, as does his concern over slavery; and across the years the message is clear—be anxiously engaged in a good cause. We do […]
[…] those of historic Christianity.” Yet Dr. Hoekema has decided that “The Christ of Mormonism is not the Christ of Scripture.” The good doctor came to this conclusion by asking—and himself answering—the following ten questions: …
[…] part time basis only or in a very menial type of job. (5) Hostile to whites. ( 6) Much more informed about political issues than most blacks. (7) Proud of being black and of […]
[…] “On Liberty”: It was now perceived that such phrases as “self-government,” and the power of the people over themselves,” do not express the true state of the case. The “people” who exercise the power […]
[…] anything associated with emotional disorders. Many believe “If you live your religion, you won’t need a psychiatrist.” For many, to visit a psychiatrist would be to admit emotional and spiritual failure. Mormons might enter […]