Helen Candland Stark, born of hardy pioneer Utah stock, was a thriving transplant in Delaware for most of her adult life with her husband, Henry Stark, a research chemist. Adoptive parents of three, they […]
[…] awoke in my bed at home after having just returned from a business trip. It was about 3:30 A.M. and I was suffering from intestinal pains (perhaps too much spicy lasagna at a business […]
[…] with a kind of “gap” in religious commitment that had not been there prior to the 1960’s.[ 6] Thus, according to Wuthnow, for the immediate post-war generation, although education was associated with a decrease […]
[…] on sandstone faces. He had not forewarned him about the adlaanis begging for “a couple dollars” to buy bread or gas or Pampers, an offering that translated into a trip to Billy the Bootlegger. […]
[…] screen. What follows is disagreement, inevitable, inexorable, and often times to endure and confront. We understand that.”[ 6] Church members who adopt the rating system and suspend all further thought do not understand that. […]
Dialogue 36. 3 (Fall 2003): 159–175 In this paper I will explore official and unofficial messages that theLDS church has sent to girls and women about childbearing during the twentieth century and the effect […]
[…] of Mormon was authentic ancient history and that all of his early followers accepted it as such?[ 6] It is obscure how the two examples are even vaguely analogous. On the other hand, no […]
[…] more just and united society. . . . Violence and arms can never resolve the problems of men.”[ 6] The Vati can, the city-state of which the pope is head, also made clear its opposition […]
[…] and Elder Oaks have both counseled homosexuals against considering marriage as a solution to their same-sex attraction.[ 6] Such attitudes suggest that all of us need to be humble in the face of what […]
[…] something akin to what popular esoteric authors Michael Drosnin and Margaret Starbird have done to the Bible[ 6]—except that Forsberg’s work bears the imprint of a reputable university press. Columbia University Press’s decision to […]