Imperceptive Hands: Some Recent Mormon Verse
May 1, 2018[…] didn’t scold so rough that we would never dare go up the trunk again. And were the world a tree— the men are more important than the boards to God, I think. And so, […]
[…] didn’t scold so rough that we would never dare go up the trunk again. And were the world a tree— the men are more important than the boards to God, I think. And so, […]
[…] while!) so little is left, and of which we can never have any more, whatever goodhap the world may attain to. William Morris, Hopes and Fears for Art (1882) The last time I saw […]
[…] Lake City: Bookcraft, 1971. $3.50. Baird, Thomas. People Who Pull You Down. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1970. $6.95. The plot involves Mormons and shrines, such as Carthage jail, on the Mormon trail. […]
[…] An obvious one is money; we simply cannot do everything we know is needed to rehabilitate the world’s needy. On the other hand, we can and should do more than we are now do […]
[…] of the state. This corresponds to the geographic information found on the Board mailing lists. For a world-wide Church, such uniformity on the part of its female Boards may appear paradoxical. Responsiveness to the […]
[…] and a rich family life. I would have been pleased if Dr. Broderick had developed the this- worldly meaning of sex more fully and had left its other-worldly meaning to the world of possibility. […]
[…] the Church is attempting to spread its word to as many people as it can in the world and to change the lives of those people with its gospel. I think the brethren recognize […]
[…] two known complete files of the Independence edition of The Evening and the Morning Star. Utah era newspapers include substantial files of the Deseret News, The Mountaineer and The Mormon, as well as complete […]
[…] I was going up the stair, I met a man who wasn’t there; He wasn’t there again today, I wish, I wish he’d go away. Mormons might find particular interest in the recent defeat […]
[…] The book has appeared in many languages, among which are all the big languages of the western world, such as English, French, Spanish, and German. Sometimes gently satiric and sometimes ironically owlish in its […]