[…] sides on this issue since Joseph offered this sentiment. Journal of Discourses, Vol. 9, p. 150. Church News, 24 May 1969. This issue contains the complete text of President Brown’s memorable address. Quoted from […]
[…] for moral support, even though the logistics of keeping track of five wagons and teams and loose stock would have complicated the problem. (Incidentally, even though the incident of losing the oxen and being […]
[…] they who are righteous and serve God, have climbed to those eternities that are to come” (Church News, week ending 23 April I960, p. 3). The Church’s determined reluctancy to endorse either view is […]
[…] numerous sermons were delivered which asserted the dogma of natural theology. Particularly in the context of Anglo- American developments, science increasingly supported the structure of biblical understanding. Not only was God’s word a testament […]
[…] women to report their storage successes and questions to the Exponent. During the years that followed, the newspaper carried articles about women donating Sunday eggs, gleaning the harvested fields, and contributing money and wheat. […]
[…] See Joseph Fielding Smith, Blood Atonement and the Origin of Plural Marriage (Salt Lake City, Ut.: Deseret News Press, n.d.), pp. 14-16, 22-25. See also McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, pp. 92-93. Cited in Juanita Brooks, […]
I suspect you’re less interested in such talk than Shakespeare and I. I’m twenty years closer to death than most of you, and poor Will is centuries gone. But you’re closer than you think. […]
[…] deals with death. She relates with unpretentious poignancy how she and her husband con front the jarring news that he is dying and how they share his waning days to achieve personal and spiritual […]
[…] the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, fanaticism has been applied with increasing frequency to secular activities such as politics and science. But even then, because of its strong religious overtones, it can only be applied […]
[…] time of calm enjoyment, but of growth and adaptation. One matures as a person by responding differently today from the way in which one responded yesterday. We observe restraint so that restraints do not […]