[…] 1832, he referred to the manuscript copy of the History of the Church to flesh out the period. 6 After incorrectly citing McLellin’s birthplace and providing some background information in the first paragraph, Woodruff also cited […]
[…] is so boring that no one will ever read it if they have any alternative. My folks buy me comic-book versions of Shakespeare and I’ve been in three Shakespeare plays put on by my […]
[…] for those long pregame rehearsals. Peter respects her opinion; he asks for her criticisms and suggestions. And over time, Karmine has assumed an interest, staked a claim in his artistry of proportions that at […]
Drops of water stretch and hold in the sunlight: the small icicle sways from the eaves in the thaw. I see it fall because I have come to the window at this moment.
[…] of their storage, some books were stored in places of odd appropriateness; Hardy’s The Waiting Supper was over the stove, and Johnson’s The Tale of the Tub was in fact in the bathroom. “Barchester […]
He says there’s very little truth in the world and he can’t wait to go out, preach, and spread his own— like he has the corner on it.
[…] changes in their lives” (91). If one accepts the Kinsey scale where 0 is strictly heterosexual and 6 is strictly homosexual, it seems to me that some individuals in the 2-5 range may be […]
[…] the most expensive, most desirable thing she thinks we want: the best foreign beer that money can buy. Remember the scripture about ‘when saw we thee an hungred and athirst?’ After all, most other […]
[…] Mormon assertion of the right to plural marriage is viewed as a religious obligation. The first dispute over reproductive and marriage rights and civic law, Potter v. the State of Utah, describes Roy Potter, the […]
[…] what Perry Mason did every week on TV?” Jean-Paul chuckled and continued, “Can you imagine Christians all over the world going into the great cathedrals, taking down crucifixes and putting up statues of Perry […]