[…] work to compile under the covers of this one small book pertinent excerpts from scriptures and from writings of Church leaders to clarify the Mormon position concerning the Negro. He concludes from his examination […]
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[…] the Church “1) assembly worship is not as successful as it should be, 2) reverence in worship services is a direct result of worship experience; order or discipline is a pre-requisite, and 3) true […]
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[…] “sex education” are almost synonomous with “communist conspiracy.” This dilemma (which is faced by any behavioral scientist writing on secular topics for the L.D.S. audience) is evident throughout Eberhard’s book. While trying to be […]
[…] A Study of Vardis Fisher’s Testament of Man. Pennsylvania State University, 1967. Tracy, Keith Marvin. The Selective Service History and Status of Utah Men Age Twenty-Seven. University of Utah, 1968. Verma Dharmendra Tekchand. New […]
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[…] (1938), summarizing the results of a survey seeking to identify the sources of sexual stimulation of women college graduates. Of 409 women who replied, 218 answered “Man”; 95 said books; 40 said drama; 29 […]