[…] them, tossing the little ones into the air. Marie Darger remembered “a big mountain of a man” breaking down and weeping at the grievous irony that his “protection” had inflicted such pain on them […]
[…] the policy of censorship imposed by the Pentagon and the media itself was viewed as treachery. One news reporter was accused of being a “sympathizer” for the enemy when he covered stories that other […]
[…] is time to join the underground. The original aspect of Mormonism, the soul on its journey, persists today in those for whom the nurture of the soul is the first consideration. The word of […]
[…] non-Mormons saw as contrary to feminist principles. The letter that Mr. Lawson withheld from his wife carried news about the “crusade against polygamy.” Its author lamented the suffering of families and hypocrisy of the […]
[…] wc2002/legislation. Ibid. “Community, Common Consent, and the Issue of Homosexuality,” 2003, retrieved November 6, 2003, from http://www.cofchrist.org/ news/ oct2002. “World Conference Legislation 2004,” 2003, retrieved November 6, 2003, http://www.cofchrist.org/wc2004/announcements. Press release, “Community of Christ […]
CLEO: Welcome, speakers and selected guests. Please make sure you are muted. We hope you’ve brought your own beverages to the symposium! Among many claimants for possible literary influence on the Book of Mormon […]
[…] were degraded and in darkness” and therefore needed special visions and revelations to show them the light. Breaking down Taylor’s sermon, he begins by showing “from . . . Scriptures . . . that man did once possess a […]
[…] security zone for protecting the sea and air approaches across the South Atlantic to the Western hemisphere. Today, even more than when Hitler’s forces invaded North Africa, enemy control of the Middle East might […]
[…] of counts, especially for his polygamy. Meanwhile, the Church did little to defend him; the Church-owned Deseret News avoided discussion of specific campaign issues, and President George Q. Cannon’s timely opinion (announced a few […]
[…] of unexplored or unsettled land masses, the end of civilization and the beginning of wilderness. Our frontiers today, however, are not so much matters of space and time as of being, of discovering the […]