[…] in that he could not withhold the life of his body. He voluntarily gave it up in order that nothing might be lacking in his efforts to realize the fullest life of humankind and, […]
[…] an interim role. Like Luther, Hut gave a higher priority to the written Word in the divine order of grace and salvation. Yet, like Denck, he emphasized the whisperings of the Spirit, the necessity of […]
[…] absence of the Native American participants’ own perspectives. This study was designed to address that deficit. In order to understand Placement’s consequences, I gathered twenty-two participant oral histories during several weeks of fieldwork on […]
Editing William Clayton, James B. Allen A Response: The Politics of Mormon History, George D. Smith A Reply, James B. Allen A Rejoinder, George D. Smith
My dear granddaughter, Dolly Sri, I knew you would cause me problems the first time I held you in my arms. My anxiety became real when I saw you win your first gymnastic meet. […]
[…] Seco, but in the whole country before leaving for the United States. He told Mother that, in order to keep the church running, men were necessary—men like Brother Wilson, who worked at the American […]
In the decline of Christianity over the past 900 years, no incident has so symbolized the struggle between faith and rationality as has the trial of Galileo Galilei (1564-1642). With his development of the […]
[…] He had four more children, in rapid and furious succession. He began to find satisfaction in the order of things, the way in which the General Handbook of Instructions delineated the bishop’s principles and […]
[…] AND DISTORT? Labels such as “liberal” and “conservative” are superficial and mis leading. I believed that, in order to get beyond being labelled a “liberal,” all I had to do was communicate who I […]
[…] My first night in Nice, France, my companion took me to a member’s home, la famille Karsenty. Over the next three and a half months I would spend in Nice, I would learn that […]