[…] philosophy, religion and ethics, parish administration, the present expansion of Christianity, and ethical issues in the social order. He wrote home, “Theological education in America is practically oriented and practical theology dominates American Christianity. […]
[…] to be a bit of a rogue, a man-child, a true outlier, so much on the b orderline of an independent, unpredictable ruffian despite his maudlin English upbringing that, once a Mormon and having […]
[…] you dry. But it still wouldn’t change a thing.” “So what should I . . .” “Get your affairs in order. Call old friends. Reconcile with old enemies. Make love to your wife. Visit Paris if you […]
[…] And the earth was without form and was void, and the kitchens of the earth were without order, being filled with clutter, mess, and mayhem. And God said, Let us send Beckwith and Haglund […]
[…] maintain his cousin’s esteem. Bryant had been an initiate for only a short time into the secret order of those who know that human beings create offspring in the manner of cattle, horses, and […]
[…] the world. “The other great purpose of the Church is to translate truth into a better social order or, in other words, to make our religion effective in the individual lives of men and […]
[…] limited to the Church. (6) The Council’s functions were threefold: To create among the Saints a political order after the fashion of the coming kingdom of God (i.e., a theocracy, or as some L.D.S. […]
[…] is no sharp bifurcation of reality into the natural and supernatural, with the result that the natural order described by time and space is continuous and includes both God and man (Doctrine & Covenants […]
[…] We cannot excuse his encouragement of disobedience to laws which he thought unjust and unconstitutional. In our ordered society, no individual or group has the right on grounds of conscience or religious belief to […]
[…] one sense the spirit of ultimacy so characteristic of the nineteenth century—the ideal of an ultimate universal order, an ultimate law giver, ultimate cultural coherence, ultimate goodness or progress, ultimate meaning to life, or […]