[…] a woefully inadequate diet. Nigeria was not in such dire straits when we were there. You could buy Americantype food at the markets. Since, the drought has wreaked havoc there, too. On the city […]
[…] irritations. Depression seldom plagues me. I’m too busy trying to be productive by setting my life in order and managing Frank’s estate so that I’ll have the money to pay for his care and […]
One of the least known rites of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the sacred hosanna shout.
Dialogue 19.4 (Winter 1988):157–192 The major problem with the “Study” is that, if one takes it as anything more than an analysis of possibilities, it must be viewed as an example of the genetic […]
As Carol Flake observes, 1976 seemed to be “ the year of the evangelical” as the media focused its attention on Jimmy Carter, a born-again Christian who taught Sun day School in his small […]
[…] objectivity, it has also erased the related assumption of a clockwork universe comprised of independent parts. More over, the damage to classical science has not been confined to the musings of armchair theorists; experimental […]
[…] and ‘bad history’, evaporates and the secular historians claim that somehow his account is of a higher order can no longer hold” (1983,27). The logical outcome of this line of thinking is that we […]
Mormon history has always been a hot topic. From the earliest days of Church history over a century and a half ago, vastly divergent accounts of the origins and development of the Church of […]
[…] expressed concern that Oahu might soon become depopulated. His sympathy for the victims was evident in a 6 August 1853 entry: “I went to see Sister Dennis who is very low with the small […]
During the spring of 1984, the editors of DIALOGUE sent a short questionnaire to all of its then-2,300 subscribers plus 600 who had let their subscriptions lapse in the previous year. At that point, […]