[…] of the respondents are married, a figure comparable to the percentage on the Boards as a whole.[ 6] That there is any diversity at all in marital status is largely attributable to the MIA […]
[…] to note that the view of many priesthood authorities concerning the proper role of women has narrowed over time. The winter 1970 issue of the Utah Historical Quarterly gives many examples of the scope […]
[…] I prepare meals with a minimum of utensils and time, using many prepared products in order to buy time with money. Cakes are all made from mixes with home made icings to make them […]
[…] Society-sponsored guidebook had just been completed. This book, A Beginner’s Boston (22,000 copies sold, current price $ 3.), had been such an artistic and financial success, that the collaborators felt emboldened to begin new […]
Latter-day Saints have long had an interest in pre-Columbian ocean travel. Americanist scholars, with a few notable exceptions such as Gordon Ekholm, J. Charles Kelley and a few others, have in the past either rejected […]
[…] stem. These revolutionary trends are creating rapid changes throughout Asian society, one of which is a search for a new stability, and this greatly influences the development of Mormonism in Asia, including the kinds […]
[…] through the efforts of the Mormon legislators, and grants to the accused the right of jury trial.[ 6] The opinion suggests that Utah’s peculiar death penalty is indeed rooted in blood atonement doctrines of […]
[…] interest group such as a church in interpreting history and life through art can be frustrating. Mutual cooperation can lead to great artistic achievements which otherwise would go uncreated for lack of interest and funding.
[…] hear even graduate students talk of a thesis on some insignificant problem so as to “get it over with,” to “get the badge”—as if the badge were all, the process nothing, and the result […]
[…] 8.1 (Spring 1973): 78–86 Responding to Bush, Eugene England compared the story of Abraham which is uncomfortable for him calling it a cross, to the church wide policy of denying anyone who has black […]