Forever Tentative
April 14, 2018[…] me, the tales of Hannes Alfven and Halton Arp offer critical insight into the “objective and impartial” world of scientific research. First a brief look at Alfven, as told by Los Alamos National Laboratories […]
[…] me, the tales of Hannes Alfven and Halton Arp offer critical insight into the “objective and impartial” world of scientific research. First a brief look at Alfven, as told by Los Alamos National Laboratories […]
[…] the open sky like he had me and ask him how he felt. But now the whole world knows, including Mother; and everything I feared as a child has come true. Mother hates Uncle […]
[…] high priesthood being after the order of his Son, which order was from the foundation of the world . . . being prepared from eternity to all eternity, according to his foreknowledge of all […]
[…] is unholy is to use a term that has no relevance. But to us in the Judeo-Christian world, it is a very big deal. So, what is my attitude toward homosexuality? Civilly, I am […]
[…] in this Territory that I wish them to fit out our Missionaries, who are going into the world to preach, with means to go to their fields of labor, and then sustain their families […]
[…] would have given for a student with an “attitude.” Jean-Paul himself had had some success in the world of publishing. A book of short stories, What Men Really Do When They Go Fishing, and […]
[…] of faith. An eminent mathematician, Blaise Pascal was also a philosopher and religious thinker who knew both the value of rigorous analysis and the limitations of reason. The first quotation, from his Pensees, is […]
[…] as “first, to develop in men’s lives Christlike attributes; and, second, to transform society so that the world may be a better and more peaceful place in which to live.”[2] Mormons readily understood the intended […]
[…] this argument, not for the purpose of discovering the truth about Jefferson, but to reveal to the world the methodological and character defects of Fawn Brodie and, thereby, conclude that a writer of such “bad” […]
[…] rising reluctantly to correct the meanderings of one brother who held a distinctly apocalyptic view of the world and the immediacy of Christ’s second coming. The proverbial sister who would regularly rise to tell […]