[…] Saturday and needed to run to the parts store, he should change into his pastor’s clothes in order to maintain “pastoral dignity”; and he should route the church telephone to his home and answer […]
<i>Dialogue 27.1(Spring 1994): 1–72</i><br>Smith discusses the importance of plural marriage in Nauvoo to church history. He shows that after Joseph Smith passed away, Nauvoo polygamy numbers rose.
[…] want to ask is this: Can men accept women as spiritual equals when scripture presents the patriarchal order as divine? Can men identify with women when women are too often absent or represented only […]
[…] and the noun re’sit (“beginning”). The subject of the sentence, ‘elohim (“God”), is preceded in the word order by the verb bam’ (“created”). There are two objects of the verb, each preceded by the (untranslatable) […]
[…] to priestly ministry based on the praxis of Jesus and the apostles, disciplinary regulations, and the created order cannot be sustained. The conclusion we draw, then, is that the NT evidence, while not decisive […]
[…] a return to the Porfiriato was impossible, a new paradigm replaced the old emphasis on privilege and order. Key Mormon leaders experienced what Michael Walzer has called the “ideology of transition,” where heightened awareness […]
[…] fortunes and mis fortunes of the characters, etc. One enters a fictive world, a narrative world, in order to feel and experience things one would never otherwise experience. We now recognize, as Aristotle did, […]
[…] all, by the power of God!. . . He was very flippant, talking fast and loud, in order that others could not interpose an opinion counter to him. Every idea that he advanced, he […]
[…] to note critics feared not only sex and violence, but also any threat to the established social order. Mack Sennett’s Key stone films depicted all manner of social chaos. The early Marx Brothers’ films, […]
[…] Knights Templar. The Book of Mormon, as Forsberg reads it, is a coded blueprint for this Masonic order. Forsberg also discovers in the Book of Mormon an ambitious plan, never initiated, to achieve racial […]