[…] 6 (May 1976): 12-13; Jerry Jacobs, “The Church has Divine Mandate to Teach Gospel to Indians,” Church News, 20 Nov. 1976; Dean L. Larsen, “Mingled Destinies: The Lamanites and the Latter-day Saints,” Ensign 5 […]
[…] politics is, to warring Muslims, Jews, Christians, and others of the Mideast, a unique feature of the American political system. My friend was impressed with their question, even though he found it difficult to […]
[…] multi-step flow in which, for example, New York Times gatekeepers decide what they will feature, then television news producers use the Times to decide what is most newsworthy, and then the resulting television news reaches […]
[…] and concern. The scrutiny on all these subjects is likely to continue unabated, probably often as late-breaking news, as the dust begins to settle from the internal social and religious turmoil and from the […]
[…] by Pope Francis. The Mormon Church, in contrast, took a neutral position on ESCR. The original Church news release in 2001, when the discussion was vivid on the American political front, mentioned: Because of […]
[…] New York. This column originated in a London-based periodical; within a year, it was in the Palmyra news. The tale of the despairing deist was not the last of Paine’s press coverage there. In […]
[…] and importance. Typical of his efforts is the following from an article appearing in the Deseret Evening News. . . . . But when the day comes that we shall have a gathering point […]
[…] when in comes Claude with hay in his hair and manure on his shoes (he heard the news while milking), and he says he’s just come to say goodbye and gosh, honey, I’m going […]
[…] it is hard to tell just what they will do” (New York Times, 8 Nov. 1890, Deseret News, 7. Nov. 1890). Nevertheless, Miles concluded, “those who have seen the impersonator of the Messiah say […]
[…] lack of confidence. Nor was there a lack of confidence in the missionaries who carried the good news of the Restoration to all nations. One missionary, lecturing in Boston’s Boylston Hall, was described as […]