A Voice Against the War
May 4, 2018[…] the First Presidency against Universal Compulsory Military Training very relevant to the problems we are faced with today. Quoting in part: We shall give opportunity to teach our sons not only the way to […]
[…] the First Presidency against Universal Compulsory Military Training very relevant to the problems we are faced with today. Quoting in part: We shall give opportunity to teach our sons not only the way to […]
[…] long before we came into this life all groups and races of men existed as they exist today. Like attracts like. . . . The races of today are very largely reaping the consequence […]
[…] Father is credited with the building of the church and baptistry of St. Thecla. Neither building exists today, but excavations have shown that the baptistry was octagonal in form and had an octagonal font. […]
Headlines in the newspapers seem to tell us that among the most distressed and confused members of our troubled society are the college students. Re search of my own, reported at a meeting […]
[…] draw together the events of the early years, Oliver wrote a series of letters to the Church newspaper published in Kirt land, the Messenger and Advocate. The letters began in October 1834 and continued […]
[…] the perishable ness of earthly things. We lived in St. Paul in the spring of ’65 during news making floods. We were unaffected physically, but being there involved us emotionally, and I was sobered […]
[…] a returned missionary from Chile, a graduate in History from BYU, a former President of the Young Democrats at BYU, and currently in my second year as a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching English in Lesotho.
[…] esthetic can serve religion and how a rebirth of the imagination can and should serve the Church today. For if anything would militate against acceptance of an emerging Mormon literature it would be our […]
[…] effectively begins with the Book of Mormon, which must be regarded as one of the curiosities of American literature. The Book of Mormon lives on because of its religious vitality, the emotions it evokes […]
[…] see this is impossible. Another political formation should be constructed. This could only be democratic and Socialist.” Today, fifteen years later, he still speaks of the need for free discussion. Djilas viewed Czechoslovakia under […]