[…] elements in the doctrine of the political kingdom of God are these: (1) The governments of this world will shortly pass away. (2) The government of the kingdom of God administered by the L.D.S. […]
When I say to you the Mormons must go, I speak the mind of the camp and country. They can leave without force or injury to themselves or their property, but I say to […]
The Church Executive is a report (also summarized in the Winter 1967 issue of Dialogue) of a seminar (workshop training program) conducted by three weeks, they hoped to see the stake presidents achieve […]
When I saw Villa Mae Ferguson for the first time, standing gaunt and forlorn in the wind, my impulse was to keep on driving. I recognized her from Louise’s description: tall, plain, grayheaded. But […]
[…] to concentrate in these countries during the remainder of the twentieth century. The Mormon population in the world is therefore likely to rise from 2.6 million or 0.08 percent of the 3 billion inhabitants […]
Today the Church finds itself in an environment far different from that of fifty years ago. Gone are the simple orthodoxies of the nineteenth century which included the literal interpretation of the Bible and […]
[…] drama and story. His people, his place, would not be cultured dead or civilized bare with freeway worlds and International Harvester tracks. He saved his mythic reality too in River Saints, and in a […]
[…] spread particular religions in the past Mormonism has displayed a truly remarkable potential for growth, especially in English-speaking countries. Clebsch speculates very persuasively on the future prospects for a dialogue with Mormonism. It may […]
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[…] pictures I was seeing. After several of the reviews I wrote for Crossroads appeared in a church newsletter, a lady came up to me after Sunday school one morning and despaired aloud: “Don’t you […]