Mormon Tarbuti
October 17, 2025[…] an even greater intensity than mine. I saw my Orthodox Jewish neighbors as a colorful part of world religions, a tapestry of which Mormonism occupied a small space—a space in which I took great […]
[…] an even greater intensity than mine. I saw my Orthodox Jewish neighbors as a colorful part of world religions, a tapestry of which Mormonism occupied a small space—a space in which I took great […]
[…] become a modern global religion, to the twenty-first century, where it has the promise of becoming a world religion. I believe that what the Church, its leaders, and its members can learn from the […]
[…] it’s morning in the American Century, when in fact the heating of the atmosphere has made the world system and the birth climate of everyone in this room, regardless of your age, obsolete. When […]
[…] row. But if he had to sit through the farce of off-key kids singing “Joy to the World,” he might as well do it commiserating with his son. “Well, he’ll get over it,” Vernie […]
Over the years, the leadership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has expressed a set of theories about the nature and purpose of music. Elder Bruce R. McConkie asserted a divine […]
Over the last few decades, universities have become the home of contemporary poetry in the United States, where nearly every major poet is also an academic. Poets, like other professors, teach classes, publish in […]
[…] jumped from Brock to the fish in the clotted aquarium. “I’m a small fish in a eat-dog world. Always a bigger fish waiting at the next corner. I ain’t giving my bishop your mo—” […]
[…] was actively baptizing.[3] After His resurrection, Jesus commanded His Apostles in Palestine to go out into the world to preach the Gospel and to baptize those that believed their teachings.[4] When He appeared to […]
[…] Golden’s Point and had been met “at the shanties” with the governor’s order to disband, and the news that the governor had left Carthage for Nauvoo and that the Smiths were still in Carthage […]
[…] adequately the extent and difficulty of the challenge entailed in the Christian ideal of being in the world but not of the world. We find it too easy to be both. We are deceiving ourselves, […]