[…] Martha, who had been “afraid to die. Not afraid of the afterward . . . but of breaking off. In all breaking away there is agony, and Martha had loved to live” (p. 21). […]
[…] in Thatcher, Arizona, and found a variety of Socialist documents, including personal statements, party platforms, periodicals, and news papers. George W. Williams, Jr., and Lorenzo Watson, the contractors for the building, and active Mormon […]
[…] sense to cover all possible [nonmilitary] actions against the Pretoria government. This includes all [corporate] withdrawals and breaking of links, economic sanctions and embargoes, diplomatic actions, and cultural and other boycotts. It also includes […]
[…] Dean Brimhall, Fawn commented on the semi-official Church position vis-a-vis the general German situation: “If the Deseret News is careful not to offend Germany, and I gather from your statements that it is falling […]
[…] Our intercourse has been interrupted, Beth. And without intercourse . . . Not only can I not share it with anyone else, I can’t even talk to you—”Shut up,” he said to the mirror. […]
[…] Wood, Joseph Smith Begins His Work: The Book of Mormon 1830 First Edition (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1963), 397. [15] Beulah Stauffer Hostetler, American Mennonites and Protestant Movements (Scottsdale, PA: Herald Press, 1987). […]
[…] never realized how dangerous until I was enlightened by a recent marriage announcement in The Anchorage Daily News. I must protect my journalistic source by not citing it because one can quickly be pushed […]
[…] eventually developed, individuals considered themselves married to each other and exchanged heterosexual partners frequently within the community, while breaking up all exclusive romantic attachments, which were described as “special love,” antisocial behavior threatening communal order. […]
[…] concluded that the principle of plural marriage must have been revealed to Joseph Smith in 1831 (Deseret News, May 20,1886). In the December 8,1831, Ohio Star, Ezra Booth wrote of a Mormon revelation to […]
[…] which no Latter-day Saint should descend as long as others are living in abundance.”[27] In a Church News article only a little more than a year ago, President Hinckley declared, “I hope [and believe] […]