[…] members might read the entire magazine with the enthusiasm now reserved for the few pages devoted to local news. Periodically the re gional representatives in Japan have proposed (so far without success) that they be […]
[…] to address only the essential moral, spiritual, and organizational needs.[7] Accordingly, the European Saints are hungry for news about the international church. They are anxious to feel a part of this vi brant international […]
[…] Tribune, December 3, 2004, A-l, A-9; Carrie A. Moore, “Leader Resigns Presidency of Ex-RLDS Church,” Deseret Morning News, December 3, 2004, B-l, B-2; David Tanner, “McMurray Resigns Church Presidency,” Independence Examiner, December 3, 2005, […]
[…] Church out of obscurity, you will surely be credited for bringing Joseph Smith out of obscurity. I am intrigued that you selected him for study and curious to learn how you came to that […]
[…] the kingdom to his fellow Jews, because they already knew what it meant. The gospel, the good news of Jesus of Nazareth, is the old priestly and prophetic ideal of the holy nation, the […]
Ronan: How did you become interested in New Religious Movements? Massimo: I am from a Roman Catholic background but started being interested in other religions at a very early age. I think it was […]
[…] directing, “Let virtue garnish thy thoughts unceasingly” (D&C 121:45). In Joseph Smith’s famed 1844 letter to Chicago news editor John Wentworth, he declared that the Saints believed in being “honest, true, chaste, benevolent and […]
[…] 1850-1865: A Study in Politics and Public Opinion” (California: Berkeley, 1948). 28. A. R. MORTENSEN, “The Deseret News and Utah, 1850-1867″ (California: Los Angeles, 1949). 29. M. HAMLIN CANNON, “The ‘Gathering’ of British Mormons […]
[…] in Utah. With the Salt Lake Tribune (founded in 1869) as the Liberal trumpet and the Deseret News speaking for the People’s Party, the two parties went forth into a quarter-century battle of the […]
[…] Roberts, A Comprehensive History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, 1930), VI, pp. 377-388. [4] Douglas Dexter Alder, “The German Speaking Migration to Utah, 1850-1950″(Masters […]