[…] an address at the International Youth Conference in Glad, Switzerland, with the words, “The Church is Dead.”[1] Today, 1966, Bonhoeffer is dead, yet the church lives. However, a dead Bonhoeffer is exerting a greater […]
[…] Mormon scriptures. [28] B. H. Roberts, The Mormon Doctrine of Deity (Salt Lake City, Utah : Deseret News, 1908), pp. 95-96. [29] Neal A. Maxwell. All These Things Shall Give Thee Experience (Salt Lake […]
[…] to their tenuous accumulation. An overriding concern to many on the Right are alterations in a free market that otherwise allows them to translate their skills and hard work to affluence. The usual source […]
[…] Understanding Spiritual and Religious Abuse, 4–6; Nason-Clark et al., Religion and Intimate Partner Violence, 14; Janet Heimlich, Breaking Their Will: Shedding Light on Religious Child Maltreatment (Prometheus, 2011), 24, 34–35, 59; Sandra Pertek, Karen […]
[…] interests in response to the New Deal.[76] Christian free enterprise, a blending of Christianity and libertarian free market advocacy, developed through the twentieth century.[77] The ideals of self-sufficiency, lack of governmental intervention in the […]
[…] European society. Overcrowded cities, exploitation of industrial workers through wage slavery, prices deter mined purely by the market and at the expense of human needs, commercial insurance, and the social evil of prostitution, all […]
[…] appear to be major cultural differences between the early Mormon form and that prevailing in western America today, yet the world view itself is basically unchanged. The same world view has been, and is […]
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[…] to take advantage of the local appeal that cooperatives still held. By the mid-eighties, most of the stock of the cooperatives had been sold to a few businessmen who now controlled the entire operation […]
[…] . It [the Restoration] is not at odds with Christendom as a whole. The real enemy in today’s world is not other Christian Communities but the wickedness and strife, alienation and despair that run […]