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I would like to discuss teh social experience of historical Latter-day Saint single women in the context of five questions: (1) Does she have an acceptable reason for being single? (2) Can […]
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Although Courage struck a responsive chord in quite a few hearts, its readers did not support it to the extent the editors had expected. Appealing only to a minority in a small church, and without […]
[…] “the Book will turn out to be, not a guide to events marking the end of the world — as fundamentalist exegetes have often made it—but a challenge to ancient Rome, with her paganism […]
[…] eyes. But nothing. He was smiling, a bounce in his step, a man at peace with the world. He looked at me as Carr did so long ago from that wooden bench—as if he […]
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[…] this assignment, child? I mean, Sarah the first has near half a billion real children populating the world she and Abraham made together, with well over a billion spirit kids just waiting to go. […]
[…] money.” “I don’t want it back, Elsie. You don’t have to worry about anything.” “How in the world?” Shaking her head, she closed her eyes and then opened them again. “Where’s the bishop? Where’s […]
[…] and me against The Man. Samuel liked it. He pushed it in the first stage. The whole world against us. I feel your pain. We can make it, but we’ve got to work together. […]
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[…] As Jack said, when you’re dead, you’re dead. 1899 When the bottom dropped out from under the world price for silver, Darby went down to Park City, Utah, where he heard the silver mines […]