[…] and they did understand in their hearts the words which he prayed.” This is the highest possible order of existence. Although they profess monotheism, our Christian creeds actually teach two kinds of God. They […]
[…] the perfect society which he and his associates were building would become the headquarters of the millennial order. That being so, all work done, great or small, was of value as contributing to the […]
[…] third of the book one shuttles back and forth in the period since the Civil War in order to cover a variety of topics ranging from missions and religious cults to movements toward Christian […]
[…] the artist and his religion, we must recognize that in a sense Chaucer risked his salvation in order to create his marvelous art. We must recognize also that from our standpoint, and his, it […]
[…] and the territorial period as a whole is warm, understanding, and friendly. His account of the United Order is more favorable than most present-day Mormons would have written. Whenever Stegner touches on the attempted […]
[…] great play whose final effect, or, if you will, “message,” is an intense human compassion which b orders on Christian love, is like judging a fine painting on the basis of its subject. We […]
[…] eyes. There will be no death any longer, nor any grief or crying or pain. The old order has passed away. (21:3, 4) The descending city is described as “having the glory of God, […]
[…] was habitual, the face he presented to everyone, not just her. She was a linguist, not any order of psychologist or mind coach, but she understood how to easily disarm him. “You don’t have […]
[…] Sue was within her freshly painted walls and sincerely hoped that some unexpected rejoicing might be in order and perhaps a few triple word scores. Note: The Dialogue Foundation provides the web format of […]
[…] there was something dreamlike about it. There was a faint memory of something like crossing a b order, and then crossing some ill-defined boundary gliding down, as if the invisible hand of an invisible […]