[…] as “a marvelous work and a wonder!” To use Emerson’s image, England’s lengthened shadow continues to fall over both the institutional Church and Mormon culture twenty years after his passing. Given the quality of […]
[…] happen. If you put me in the same situation again, if I had to do it all over, we all know that I would say the exact same thing. Even when Brother Richardson cornered […]
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[…] undergird Mormon artistic renderings of the divine. London-based American artist Lisa DeLong’s The Key of Knowledge (fig. 6) is one of the most extraordinary examples of this type of religious art. DeLong’s art, which […]
[…] ed., Beyond the Witch Trials: Witchcraft and Magic in Enlightenment Europe (Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 2004) 6–7. Thomas Waters, “‘They Seem to Have All Died Out’: Witches and Witchcraft in Lark Rise to […]
[…] rusted as a result. But, on the positive side, all the gardening/vineyard metaphors in scripture are much more meaningful – especially the ones where the gardener is completely flummoxed by what the garden is doing.
Listen on Spotify. Listen on Apple. In the moment of the swerve, family oral history says, Richards tumbled down the slope into a swift-moving stream and was swept away, presumed to have been killed or […]
[…] hence, freshmen! Find a temple, make babies. See the rivers swelling with rain? You have no time. Buy a ring. Every week I’m invited to the zoo. Single salesman, white shirts and ties. As […]
[…] the PDFs provided online and on JSTOR. Plato, The Republic, in Plato in Twelve Volumes, vols. 5– 6, translated by Paul Shorey (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1969). Percy Bysshe Shelley, “Defence of Poetry,” […]