[…] rejection is an unbending commitment to the principle that the stuff from which things are made ( call it matter or element or materials ) is conserved through all changes. In the King Follett […]
[…] say that God’s time can be measured from God’s perspective than that he exists in an eternal now (p. 151). He continues the critique of these more traditional models of divine omniscience in chapter […]
[…] he would have to say this far and no farther, or I won’t hear if they do call. That God should be aware of him, in all that un tellable distance, was a terrible […]
[…] moral, or good. As such, this book serves as a useful antidote to war and as “a call for repentance” (17) from our ad diction to the spoils and ideology of war. Hedges’s book […]
Wayne Schow, Mormon Straight/Gay Marriages Paula Goodfellow, Correction of Wording Kevin L. Barney, Fairness to FARMS Larry Day, We Blush Dan Vogel, Treasure Lore Revisited
But it is gratifying nonetheless to hear so many interesting people reflect on what I have written. My intention is to enjoy it for a few minutes and then forget everything that has been said.
[…] on himself to say it on the next. It couldn’t be a brief prayer. He had to call on the Lord to bless the president of the Church and the Quorum of the Twelve, […]
[…] inside. When I closed and locked them behind me, I could feel something new. I guess you’d call it security. It looked like a very nice hotel on the inside, but it had offices, […]
[…] are Mormons, some are not. In this scene, the Mormon men perform a blessing while the women call the sick man’s name and hold the space. The energy healer directs the energy, and the […]
[…] History, he recounted a skeptical account of Constantine’s vision on the Milvian bridge (fair enough, as many call it into question), but then strangely emphasized as a possible motivation for the story “the cunning […]