[…] audience (also a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) called my research “old news” and made some harsh and disparaging remarks about my analysis. I was upset by her comments, […]
[…] we’re in fact profoundly blind. Often what we can’t see is more important than what we can. Today I want to consider with you two kinds of blindness, one new and one very old. […]
[…] true liberals among the Latter-day Saints, who are founded in the spiritual heritage that gave birth to American freedom and who have accepted the additional spiritual powers that the restored Gospel of Jesus Christ […]
[…] Mormon Church rather than in its theology.” To the mass media Mor monism has become yet another American success story in a society that measures success largely by material standards: Mormons have become eminently […]
Dialogue 4.4 (Winter 1969): 86–103 Lester E Bush wrote in response to Stephen G Taggart’s book which the author tried to show that the Church came from abololonist ideas because the Church was orginially […]
[…] of authority, internal structure and religious belief, since the Church is still dynamic in all these areas today. But by 1882 important strides had been made toward stabilizing and institutionalizing procedures and principles. For […]
[…] the finest nineteenth century Mormon buildings.[2] But more than that, it was probably one of the best American buildings built in the West in the nineteenth century. It was an extraordinary example of taste, […]
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[…] described by Amy Lowell—that there is something odd about women who write serious poetry—is still given substance today by the endangered state of the species. Even I will not waste time counting the few […]
[…] we would like to leave with you.” “You are peddlers,” Gerard said. “I was sure you were American soldiers on leave from Germany.” “We are missionaries,” the young man said. He introduced himself as […]