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March 21, 2018[…] and stream, with a handful of fruit trees and a little plot for vegetables. Paul built steppingstones over the creek, a gazebo for shade. Sometimes I strolled out there in the wee hours, wrapped […]
[…] and stream, with a handful of fruit trees and a little plot for vegetables. Paul built steppingstones over the creek, a gazebo for shade. Sometimes I strolled out there in the wee hours, wrapped […]
[…] has gone before makes the now, somehow. Whys are sucked deep into the darkened spirit’s black hole where desperate reaching retrieves distraught questions from God’s battered children. Response comes in increments, not yes or […]
In the introduction to his epic short story, “A River Runs Through It,” Norman Maclean wrote that his primary aim was to let his “children know what kind of people their parents are or […]
[…] subscribers. The results were published in its spring 1987 issue under the title, “The Unfettered Faithful,” intended to evoke an image of religiously committed readers who felt free to explore the issues and frontiers […]
[…] spent an hour each afternoon as Romeo, he became a stranger to himself. He did not pour over the statistics inside the last page of the sports section. He was too distracted for geography, […]
[…] I hope to do so through the story of my own research and conclusions about the war over the past half-century—one-third of the period since President James Buchanan and Governor Brigham Young came into […]
[…] always seemed to know they were skirting the law. They were more careful with the laws of Canada. Was it racism? Romney repeats the now discredited claim, once taught in LDS Seminary, that “white […]
[…] embarrass her and the Church. In “Couldawouldashoulda,” he says, She wanted him to write something she could buy at Deseret Book and share with her sisters in Relief Society. Not much chance of that, […]
[…] sweater as I walked down a rough, cobble-stoned street shaded by two-story, pastel-colored adobe walls. I listened to the sibilant clipping of Bolivian Spanish and the soft guttural rattle of Aymara as people negotiated […]
[…] bosom which confirms the goodness of the Church and the truth of the principles which it teaches.’”[ 3] His argument, apparently, is that this inner burning doesn’t really constitute knowledge. So what can one […]