[…] lying . . . and deceit, and immorality and a breakdown of decency and of law and order in our country,” President Harold B. Lee suggested that it was precisely the gospel principles that […]
[…] tithing as if they were paying on an insurance policy. or in a discussion of the United Order with Brother Gardiner: In theory, Brother Gardiner. It’s all very beautiful in theory—both the Order and […]
[…] thought the conclusion of this is that we should put far more effort into reducing population in order to permit increased per capita energy consumption, so that this is an argument that can very […]
[…] earth,” the earth was tohu wa-bohu, that is, it was all undifferentiated, unformed and void. To introduce order into this chaos it was necessary to produce several sets of binary oppositions, clearly dividing that […]
[…] As I kneeled down, my petition was, “What kind of an organization should be set up in order to accomplish what the Presidency has assigned?” And there came to me on that glorious morning […]
[…] Anyway, I went, and Miss Lee was converted. She wrote a check for $3,350 for an advance order of 1,000 Mountain Meadows Massacre books. And then they had to print that many to fill […]
As a lawyer, I have had a professional interest in the unfolding of Watergate. Lawyers have, of course, played a central role in the saga. A staggering number of the key players were lawyers—those […]
The materials reviewed in this bibliography are books—new and reprint—published since the last book list appeared in the Autumn/Winter 1973 issue of Dialogue. This is a selected listing excluding some of the publications […]
[…] The new temples are more efficient than the old, having departed from the pioneer floor plan in order to process more names, yet they still cling to that frontier image of heaven, a symbolic […]
[…] put into the right company to be appreciated. Brigham Young was not a letter writer on the order of Chesterfield or Henry James or Justice Holmes. Part news despatch, his letters are also part […]