[…] not sexual orientation. He expresses the view that homosexual and heterosexual behavior may be beautiful or sinful de pending on the actions and the intent of the individual. He suggests that straights and gays should […]
[…] Russell “told of his close association with Elder Benson and how he rode back to Salt Lake City with Elder Benson after Elder Benson’s devotional address which was given that same day or earlier.” […]
[…] society, such as America, it is important that people from diverse religious and nonreligious traditions engage in de bate to define differences and more meaningfully to discover common ground” (xvii). The book is divided […]
[…] The book recounts the initial settlement efforts of Utah after unsuccessful Mormon efforts to settle in Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois. Wright notes the reverential attitude of the early pioneers toward their new territory: “Over […]
[…] “religion industry” in the same way that it has a food industry or a clothing industry. Each de nomination or church is a “firm” with a certain line of “products” competing with those of […]
[…] in part from my own personal experience. Since I was a minor when I first expressed a de sire for baptism, and my parents would not approve, I was required to wait three years. […]
[…] 1992), 1:255. See D&C 42:18-19,79; also L. Kay Gillespie, The Un forgiven: Utah’s Executed Men (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1991), 14-16; and Dallin H. Oaks, The Lord’s Way (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book […]
[…] the Salt Lake Tribune that Eadie’s LDS conversion “apparently took place after the author experienced what the book de scribes as her death.” In 1993 Eadie confirmed in an interview with the Ogden, Utah, Standard-Examiner […]
[…] well, she wears fine linen and purple. 23 Notable is her husband in the community; within the city gates he takes his seat with the elders of the land. 24 Once created, her linen […]
[…] totaled more than $97 million. As with student enrollments, however, the trend during these years was toward de creasing allocations to BYU and increasing allocations to the rest of the church’s burgeoning school system. […]