[…] have carefully researched the careers of other actors in this political drama. The paucity of footnotes (only 3 pages for a 440-page book) tends to confirm this. The sources to which he refers, other […]
[…] the Church in unimagined ways. He would equate the decision to expand “the work of the Lord over the earth” as being of equal significance in scope and direction to that of Brigham Young’s […]
[…] although there are enough of them around these days—but because we could not supply enough guns or buy enough loyalty from enough people to keep an increasingly mobilized population forever suppressed. Thus in the […]
In a recent address to a Regional Representatives Seminar, President Kimball stated— We asked last conference for all members to pray with increased sincerity for peace in all nations and especially China, and that […]
In Guatemala I saw Indians sitting by the side of the road dangling their feet over a cliff as they stared across the valley to the mountains beyond. The guide told me they often […]
[…] greater than all of the imaginings you could have of me.” I think Joseph must have been over whelmed, for he touched the source of love of all mankind and he heard the Son […]
[…] the century it was still a matter of particular interest among Mormon intellectuals, scientists and General Authorities.[ 6] At the time Roberts wrote and shortly after, several Mormon scientists openly declared agreement between current […]
[…] it, and likewise his scrip: and he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one.”[25] The justified use of force is common in scripture, particularly in the Old Testament and […]
[…] ultimate East Asian derivation. On the other hand, anthropologists use physical evidence to support western origin theories.[ 6] While it was once thought that certain blood group percentages indicated a direct connection between Polynesians […]
[…] from revelation, into one consistent whole. As Edward Lueders expressed so effectively in The Clam Lake Papers,[ 6] we should resist the temptation to reject a promising new idea simply because it appears to contradict […]