[…] University of Utah Art Department and the art of early landscape painter John F. Carlson, whose “reverence for pure, natural landscape and his abiding love of trees” continue to inspire her to this day. […]
[…] of when the spirit enters the body. If a spirit were predestined for a given mortalbody and that body is aborted before birth, the spirit would, technically ,never be able to have a mortal existence.
[…] missionaries and have them give my parents the discussions.” We both laugh. *** I wake up at 3:00 A.M. My wife is sleeping soundly. My heart is jittery and there are tears on my […]
[…] the correct way to get people to come and visit without offending them by suggesting that they buy a piece of art. I also underestimated the work involved with changing the art around. I […]
Eight times the Lord lamented that it grieved him to lose the branches of His vineyard (Jac. 5). Surely it grieves him to lose the women who have left the Church or quietly disengaged […]
[…] by the Prophet Joseph Smith at Kirtland, Ohio, on November 27, 1832. Presumably dictated by Joseph Smith to his scribe Frederick G. Williams, the letter was mailed to William Wine Phelps, a leading high […]
Name Withheld, Shall I Go or Shall I Stay? John D. Rice, Praise for Ford Terence L. Day, A Neutered Dialogue? Jeremy Grimshaw, More of a Novelty Kevin Barney, Three Times Published
[…] and stream, with a handful of fruit trees and a little plot for vegetables. Paul built steppingstones over the creek, a gazebo for shade. Sometimes I strolled out there in the wee hours, wrapped […]
[…] has gone before makes the now, somehow. Whys are sucked deep into the darkened spirit’s black hole where desperate reaching retrieves distraught questions from God’s battered children. Response comes in increments, not yes or […]
In the introduction to his epic short story, “A River Runs Through It,” Norman Maclean wrote that his primary aim was to let his “children know what kind of people their parents are or […]