Multiplicity
April 29, 2018There has been one and one only perfect moment when the awful machinations of chance completely and smoothly meshed, each part moving in single precision, when the intricate multiplicity of myriad circumstance,
There has been one and one only perfect moment when the awful machinations of chance completely and smoothly meshed, each part moving in single precision, when the intricate multiplicity of myriad circumstance,
[…] that Eve’s desire should be to her husband who should rule over her. This is the “ order of the Church.” And while the Church could comfortably accommodate by allowing more women to give […]
[…] be arbitrary authority. Yet, how often do Latter-day Saints make an authoritarian approach in family matters in order to “keep the lid on”—and thus invite further rebellion later on? Perhaps it is part of […]
The British education system is organized in such a way that only 22% of each yearly batch of graduates are able to obtain a place in higher education (8% at Universities—the rest in […]
Dear Editors: As a longtime Dialogue fan, I feel prompted to voice my expression of support for the continued publication of this vitally important and necessary journal. I consider myself an active and devoted […]
The literature surveyed for this quarter’s bibliographical essay is from periodicals. Even the casual reader of this impressive list of recent works will notice that a high proportion of the reviewed literature concerns […]
[…] are the principles and the feelings around which I attempt to build my life, discipline my actions, order my resources and project my aspirations. If I cannot state emphatically and categorically that I “know” […]
[…] are gone but presumably not forgotten. Courage, for those of you not familiar with this periodical, was the RLDS counterpart to Dialogue which ceased publication in 1973 after three hopeful volumes. I bring this […]
Ian G. Barbour’s book is a rarity in the area of science and religion, for the theme does not suffer at all, but benefits greatly from Barbour’s organization and presentation of problems. Barbour teaches […]
[…] He wanted to fade into the darkness and the sound. He had always had a sense of order. “Well, you boys who have been in Vietnam deserve to rest a week or two before […]