[…] ways. Yet, the Relief Society exists and operates within another context: that of women’s theology or “ feminist theology.” This includes women’s spirituality, spiritual practices, and religious experience, their views and expressions of God, […]
[…] the family’s limited resources. Louis Kelsch’s widow comments about the general inability of most polygamous families to buy their children a lot of fashionable clothes and to pay for college education. Most of the […]
[…] of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake City: Colliers Publishing, 1981), 145-46. A copy can also be found in John Taylor Papers, Box 1, bk. 2, 548-49, Special Collections, Marriott […]
[…] Avoid expressions and terminology which offend the Brethren and Church members.” He also warns them not to buy the books or subscribe to the periodicals of “known apostates, or other liberal sources” or have […]
<i>Dialogue 28.3 (Fall 1995): 1–12</i><br>As American feminist thinkers and organizers, we’ve walked a long road since then, a road that has led us farther and farther away from religious discourse and Christian justification. Our […]
[…] make the discovery until graduate school—a discovery that many students may not make at all—that writing isn’t just a means to communicate ideas and to set forth theories; it can lead the writer to […]
[…] slavery, a suggestion of duplicity is not unreasonable. The source of Jenson’s statement was the Journal History copy of these letters. However, while the Prophet included them in his history, there is no indication […]
[…] slavery, a suggestion of duplicity is not unreasonable. The source of Jenson’s statement was the Journal History copy of these letters. However, while the Prophet included them in his History, there is no indication […]
[…] slavery, a suggestion of duplicity is not unreasonable. The source of Jenson’s statement was the Journal History copy of these letters. However, while the Prophet included them in his History, there is no indication […]
[…] Books of Mormon to be sold for $1.25 & account to the said Harris $1.00 for each copy.” The Wayne (Palmyra) Sentinel newspaper mentions Harris leaving Palmyra for the promised land of Ohio: Several […]