[…] individuals who become gods in Mormon heaven will certainly be using their intellects as they create worlds and keep them running, and they will undoubtedly be learning continuously. Mormonism never suggested there would be […]
[…] chronicling many of the advances for women in the state since the bitter 1978 experience of the International Women’s Year convention, pointed out: The LDS Church seems no less intent than it ever has […]
[…] and the babble of babies, they reminded each other how blessed they were not to have to live like pioneer women. Somehow growing up to be anything but a full-time wife and mother seemed […]
[…] those who have served missions in Mexico or South America, have a very skewed view of the American Catholic Church. Many do not realize that crucifixes and holy cards serve the same function in […]
[…] example, in the 1990 Melchizedek Priesthood Personal Study Guide, the one lesson devoted to marital relationships, “ Live Joyfully with Your Wife,” contains no mention of physical intimacy between spouses. In fact, even though […]
[…] a Cameroonian told of their respective countries’ histories of oppression while under white colonial rule. A white American woman began crying, for although she was thirty-five, she had never been taught this side of […]
[…] an experimental drug or surgery. When I told a close friend that I wanted my daughter to live, she quickly corrected, “No, you want Heavenly Father’s will for her.” I attempted a compromise. “I […]
[…] end. Frances got right down to business. “Fifteen percent of the school district’s student body is Native American, so how come only two percent Indian teachers? What gives? We need more Indian teachers! Fifteen […]
[…] want their money to fund a university that is ranked in the top ten of the U.S. News & World Report list of America’s best colleges. —Internally there are arguments over whether BYU should […]
[…] live right, as well as administrations to and baptisms of the sick. Then they received the bad news that Colonel Allen had died at the fort. The following day the battalion marched into Council […]