[…] He had four more children, in rapid and furious succession. He began to find satisfaction in the order of things, the way in which the General Handbook of Instructions delineated the bishop’s principles and […]
[…] AND DISTORT? Labels such as “liberal” and “conservative” are superficial and mis leading. I believed that, in order to get beyond being labelled a “liberal,” all I had to do was communicate who I […]
[…] My first night in Nice, France, my companion took me to a member’s home, la famille Karsenty. Over the next three and a half months I would spend in Nice, I would learn that […]
[…] entry by explaining: “It might be of interest to the reader to state that …” and “in order that the reader may have a clear idea. …”[6] The ”Blue Minutes” At the invitation of […]
[…] believe in doing the right thing in the circumstances of life and letting that be my legacy. 6. I believe in the right to truth, in the free expression of ideas, and in open […]
[…] also added a large meeting room, hand digging the foundations with the help of members and missionaries.[ 6] Speaking years later at a Primary conference on the importance of being an example, Nicholas told […]
[…] involvement by claiming that it was a moral issue. The implication was that church leaders have jurisdiction over morality. Christian church leaders in the United States often justify their involvement in political campaigns because, […]
[…] iron cross on top of the white-washed chapel descended into the arched horizon. The last image of order sinking before him. He was once again aware of being surrounded by nothing but wind blown […]
[…] the stories of his fellow sailors and finds himself lost without the rules of the military to order his life. Ben Cody, Korean War vet and Zen bartender, tries to find serenity in the […]
Membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is expanding rapidly. As the church passes the ten-million member milestone, social science researchers have raised a number of important questions about the rapid […]