Courage: A Journal of History, Thought and Action For the past two decades, a number of books and articles have been published that sometimes conflict with certain traditions in the RLDS heritage. Many of […]
[…] responsibility. Indeed, if man were wholly a creation of God then He, not man, would be responsible for men’s actions. Mr. Mangum, who states “Man is a creation of God…,” is not alone in […]
Dialogue 4.2 (Summer 1969): 41–52
Member and non members have criticized Governor Thomas Ford of Illinois for his inability to save Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum. Huntress was arguing that Governor Ford had […]
The process is as invariable and explicable as the engineered logic of a machine. Yet for all its biological transparence, to Roger Talmage, educated, institutionally devout, and forty-two, the quite ordinary adjustment of his […]
[…] I was twenty-one and had just finished my junior year at Utah State University in Logan. My forestry advisor there had wrangled me a summer job as an intern with the National Park Service […]
[…] mentioned it,” says Midge, “but it’s glass. So tighter’s better.” Midge appears to be in her late forties. I know she’s Mormon, too, because her garments show when she bends over. She has auburn […]
[…] and fell into the dirt. Her chest heaved and she wanted to bawl. What she wouldn’t give for a couple of healthy purple irises. A few green shoots of Sweet William had pushed through […]
[…] truth than poetry in that statement. How ever, there are some—not too many—who deserve to be remembered for their sterling qualities of heart and mind and character, and B. H. Roberts is without a […]
[…] and thoughts as West approaches East, as the Church approaches China. It is variations on a theme, for indeed the timbre of my own soul had not been prepared for the “all-pervading music in […]
[…] the Mormons were so ferociously constrained from their attempt to establish at Nauvoo a society that was for them the beginning of the Kingdom of God on Earth. The “Mormon Question,” as it was […]