Art and the Church: or “The Truths of Smoother”
April 22, 2018[…] and music. But nobody called them art. With what we called art I had nothing you could call experience at all. In those dark days it was possible, believe it or not, to go […]
[…] and music. But nobody called them art. With what we called art I had nothing you could call experience at all. In those dark days it was possible, believe it or not, to go […]
[…] and Minerva was forced to return to Idaho by the end of the summer. But she had now experienced the national art community, and she vowed to return, which she did the next year […]
[…] on shelves or in glass china cabinets. But even so, the cashiers where we shopped used to call her “the doll lady” when they saw her coming through the doors. Although there are now […]
[…] tremendous, a breaking down of the walls between two worlds, a direct undeniable message from beyond, a call of hope and of guidance to the human race at the time of its deepest affliction” […]
[…] however, is that as the church continues to expand internationally (proportionally speaking more growth is occurring off-continent now than within the USA and Canada) scholar ship by Mormon scholars or on the topic of […]
[…] great nation. In thee, he is told, shall all families of the earth be blessed. Tullidge’s direction now becomes clear. He sees Mormons, the spiritual sons and daughters of Abraham and Sarah, gathering to […]
[…] No Man Knows My History, a biography of the Mormon prophet by a disaffected Mormon who, according to her own biographer, had already decided before she began her writing that Joseph Smith was “not […]
[…] find special comfort in attending church with my parents. Furthermore, because of my many years of alienation from the LDS Church, my parents find it deeply gratifying that for the first time in twenty […]
On February 16, Dialogue Board members Fiona Givens and Patrick Mason joined Collin McDonald to talk with Salt Lake Tribune Reporter Jennifer Napier-Pearce on Trib Talk about whether there is “A new Mormon faith crisis?”
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