[…] remains obsure. The events of his life suggest a pattern of disappointment, frustration and failure, as the world judges. In the inner realm of the spirit, his vivid imagination found release and solace, and […]
[…] as Saturday’s Warrior and Beyond This Moment. However, home literature has not had the impact on the world that Brother Whitney hoped for. It has not led to the development of “Miltons and Shakespeares […]
[…] think he would have carried on both jobs had it not been for the earlier insult. When World War I broke out in April 1917, we had a very small professional army in the […]
[…] confess that I would much prefer to die a natural death to being helped out of the world by the most intelligent graduate, new or old school, that ever scientifically flourished the wand of […]
[…] home, and Beth felt sure it was he who was talking with Wendy now. What in the world do they talk about? Curiosity nagged at her each time Wendy secluded herself for one of […]
[…] to the Church in the last days will come because many of the good women of the world will be drawn to the Church in large numbers. This will happen to the degrees that […]
[…] I asked him the cause, etc. (increased alkalinity), and went home to think about where in the world I was going to come up with $600. Melissa (then twelve) said, “Get the elders to […]
There is an apparent rule, honored in some wards as often in the breach I as in its observance, that talks given at missionary farewells are not to be devoted to eulogizing the departing […]
Dialogue 18.3 (Fall 1985): 15–20 I have heard many LDS women approach the issue of women and the priesthood by protesting that they do not want to hold the priesthood because they have no […]
[…] morning sky? He’d read an article the week before on terminal patients who told how beautiful the world had become, how they gloried in it as they grieved. Mark had read with a shock […]