Greg: I’d like to start by talking about the Community of Christ (and its predecessor, the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) in the early twentieth century. My recollection is that […]
[…] release on July 15, 2011, British papers were themselves dominating the news, with the News of the World closing its doors on July 10 and Rupert Murdoch appearing before Parliament less than two weeks […]
[…] on chests, legs, butt cheeks, cheeks. “Judge not lest ye be judged” read one billboard/lower back, scrawled in what might have been red lipstick. Tattoo ink had rendered many of these mostly twenty- and […]
With these publications, Gary and Gordon Shepherd and H. Michael Marquardt have contributed immeasurably to the scholarly conversation about Mormon patriarchal blessings. This has been a continuing conversation that intensified in 1996 when Irene […]
[…] births. I’d missed out on the most beautiful experience with each of them, welcoming them to the world. I’d been less excited about their arrival and more relieved to end my intense illness—hyperemesis gravidarum, […]
[…] ought to study more than any other. We ought to study it day and night, for the world is ignorant in reference to their true condition and relation. If we have any claim on […]
[…] agreed. Our mission is to bear the message of the restored gospel to the people of the world. Leave Geology, Biology, Archaeology and Anthropology, no one of which has to do with the salvation […]
[…] had wings and could lift into the sky and fly anywhere he wished. How she wanted the world to be a lovely place for him, no troubles, no worries. How she wished everything could […]
Listen to the Out Loud Interview about this article here. They came to us just before spring arrived, at the same time I began putting seeds into the ground in my garden. Lettuce, spinach, […]
[…] beauty—opening up like a beautiful crimson flower” which, as you remember, broke people up all over the world a few years ago. How delightful of you to tuck away among “Reviews,” unannounced and unheralded […]