Eternal Misfit
March 16, 2018[…] 1977. He was a newly minted RM, fresh off the plane from Copenhagen. She was a twenty-year-old English major struggling her way through Shakespeare and Dickens and Henry Adams. They somehow ended up together […]
[…] 1977. He was a newly minted RM, fresh off the plane from Copenhagen. She was a twenty-year-old English major struggling her way through Shakespeare and Dickens and Henry Adams. They somehow ended up together […]
[…] Society, 1957), pp. 1-8. Dorothy O. Rea, “Church Sponsors Film ‘Search for Truth’ on Science, Religion,” Church News, 23 Dec. 1961, pp. 4, 7, 8. See also Henry Eyring “Our Five Worlds,” The Instructor […]
[…] as ingesting botulism toxin from a can of vegetables or catching a cold by a kiss or breaking skin on sharp glass. Each of these events begins a biochemical or physiological process that, unless […]
[…] (June 1994): 8-9. On this, see Hyrum M. Smith, Doctrine and Covenants Commentary (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, 1941), 1002-1003. Orson Whitney expected that “the future will be an open vision,… the past, […]
[…] presence delightful; Delightful house.” Then Mommy added something not repeated to her by her elders, her voice breaking and her eyes unblinking and shiny. “My daughter leaves me now for better things, a new […]
[…] over the intercom to the mounted TV monitors where men in suits and ties reported the latest breaking news. Mark followed the bilingual signs (Puerta/Gate. Salidas/Departures) past the concessions—Burger King, souvenir shops, sports bars—down […]
[…] 82–83; see also Gyatso, Apparitions of Self, 173, 194–97). Elsewhere, Gyatso explains this as facilitating the “ breaking of codes (brda grol), here a metaphor for the loosening of the psychic knots that bind […]
[…] In 1955 the Mauss family returned to California, where Armand began teaching high school social studies and English while earning an M.A. in History, Asian Studies, and Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley. […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] made a corollary of the gospel. What irony! The gospel is not just another ideology. The good news about Jesus Christ is an affront to all ideologies; it challenges all the presumptions we label […]