[…] made more enemies than any other Utah politician, and some Utahns grew embarrassed and uncomfortable with his national reputation. The most prominent example of his tendency to arouse controversy was probably his strenuous opposition […]
[…] prayers at graduation ceremonies and banning school facilities for any student religious activities (Wilkinson 1984). On the national level, Utah Senator Orrin G. Hatch has sponsored a constitutional amendment to authorize school-sponsored silent prayer […]
[…] J’s is actually the earlier of the two creation accounts by several hundred years. He reflects the national self-confidence and less restrictive theology of David and Solomon’s reigns (Gottwald 1985, 137; Speiser 1982, xxvii). […]
[…] We cannot end the story there, however. For the implications of his words about the gospel and national policy are with us still. What are we to make of “The Seeds of War” and […]
The association of man and woman In daunsinge, signifying matrimonie— A dignified and commodious sacrament. Two by two, necessarye coniunction, T. S. Eliot Amos enjoyed her company, but he felt lost. Despite the many […]
[…] state, the supreme secular power, was being relocated from Britain through the thirteen states to the new national system. Where was religion, the many American churches, during this period? There is no record of […]
[…] would be able to live in peace and harmony in our communities. But, as with the major national gay and lesbian advocacy organizations, I believed that this issue was not amenable to a political […]
[…] into the summer glare, visoring his eyes with a gnarled hand. He watched the speck grow bigger and bigger until he knew that it wasn’t a horse or a wagon but something altogether different. […]
[…] particular mission and destiny. This was the essence of the first stage of the Reformation: new, purely national churches for the northern part of Europe, which later—with national and Protestant expansion by sea— created […]
Engaging in doctrinal speculation, and then later adopting these speculations as religious dogmas, is as old as recorded history. One example is the adoption of the traditional geocentric, flat-earth cosmology of antiquity into the […]