[…] Mormon and an editor with Aspen Books, an LDS-oriented press based in Murray, Utah. Taylor was prepared to buy the rights to Eadie’s story but discovered they had already been sold to another Utah publisher, […]
[…] bad your first week is, it can’t be as bad as mine.’”[19] Young told the missionaries to buy grips similar to the one he had carried in the Southern States Mission. Each missionary carried […]
[…] seat-yourself, serve-your self establishment. Not buffet or anything, but if you want something to drink, you go over to the ice box and get it yourself. Milk, whatever your preference, skim, 1%, 2%, whole—they […]
[…] the manner in which social relations among people assume “the fantastic form of a relation between things.”[ 6] In the case of Mormonism, written records, whether scripture, genealogy, or scholarly treatises, exist not simply […]
[…] number of researchers have studied Mormonism from sociological, legal, cultural, and economic perspectives, to name a few.[ 6] One prominent non-Mormon historian has even characterized Mormonism as a new world religious tradition.[7] Church founder […]
[…] aunt in Toronto is a member. Bishop Wilmot? do you know him? City welfare can’t help. I buy diapers, milk, bread, apple juice, fruit. $13-14 worth and drive to the Welcome Traveller Motel. Knock […]
[…] versions of the discourse since Grimshaw’s amalgamation was first published in the Deseret News, 8 July 1857.[ 6] The last column is the more recent amalgamated text of the discourse prepared by Stan Larson […]
It’s not easy to motivate two thousand people, about evenly divided among high school students, young parents, and older citizens, to march a mile up a steep hill to listen to speakers on an […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] to make love to him. But I don’t. I tell him it’s nothing personal. He doesn’t quite buy that. Round and round we go. So we struggle through this area of intimacy and expression, […]