[…] toward respectability and assimilation with the larger society in the latter half of the twentieth century in order to retain its distinctive character, it has, once again, increasingly asserted its opposition to, and distinctiveness […]
[…] Ne. preamble; 8:2; 10:4; 19:7; Mosiah 7:27; Alma 13:7; 32:16; 40:2; 40:19; 46:21; 48:15; 3 Ne. 3: 6-7; 6:20. D&C 10:17(/ /1830 Book of Mormon Preface); 42:37; 42:69; 42:74; 58:20; 59:13; 59:14; 61:23; 63:42; […]
[…] voluntarily suspended my temple worship after our meeting on May 2.1 did so because I respect the order of the Church that provides a system of shared responsibility for determining temple worthiness. I will […]
[…] values. We simply extend the familiar into the realm of the cosmic, so the argument goes, in order to make the cosmos more comfortable. Now there is surely a degree of reaffirmation of belief […]
<i>Dialogue 29.4 (Winter 1996): 119–135</i><br>The Book of Mormon variously uses “white” and “pure” in the same verse in different editions. This article traces the history of those changes, who was behind them, and why.
[…] neighbours, saying to them, Rejoice with me ; for I have found my sheep that was lost” (v. 6). Jesus then shows that this joy is an earthly reflection of heaven: “Just so, I tell […]
[…] of the early church, which dressed Jesus in the robes of a miracle worker like Elijah in order to compete in the first-century marketplace of religion? Or do at least some of the miracle […]
[…] us. And the house, the bed, is silent. Except for that ticking. *** Sunday morning paper. The order is religious: comics, calendar, sports (Lakers by four), money, metro, front page. No matter how bad […]
[…] originally our idea, mine and Jansen’s, to move in together and be bachelors. We were going to order pizza, make sloppy Joes, and play Sega. Jansen was going to teach me how to smoke. […]
[…] Obviously this is nothing new in the history of scriptural interpretation; it is worth noting, however, in order to ascertain why contextualization appears to be un necessary. As indicated above, the hermeneutic of the […]