[…] art forms, to sell C. C. A. Christensen over all other painters in the history of the world, and to try to badger English professors to teach Orson F. Whitney as one of the […]
[…] appreciate the fine family history gift Dr. Hart has painstakingly produced for them and for the scholarly world. Edward L. Hart, Mormon in Motion: The Life and Journals of James H. Hart 1825-1906 in […]
[…] acquisition of knowledge when he announced, “All the minds and spirits that God ever sent into the world are susceptible of enlargement and improvement. The relationship we have with God places us in a […]
[…] worked. (He doesn’t say which J. W. translation he used but the one I’m aware of, New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures [1961], is translated from the “original languages, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek.”) He […]
[…] insightful perspective. The authors have not strained to show him as being overreligious or underreligious in his search for the eternal. I was also pleased to meet Brigham Young the carpenter, glazier, and painter. […]
In my journal, I termed it the Sunday Massacre. The disagreement centered on how much money we, the bishopric, could extract in good conscience from our struggling ward members for the stake building fund. […]
The scene was written In advance, Rehearsed as often As the days of waiting Would allow.
[…] his neighbors’ conviction that deflecting demons and communicating with angels was essential to their well-being in this world and their salvation in the next. By employing magical techniques to communicate with angels and to […]
[…] insufficiency of a rational morality. Subliminally I have joined my characters in their desire to deny the world, to mortify the flesh, to see themselves made a perfect plastic in the shaping hands of […]
[…] your thoughts—for ye have desired that ye might bring the souls of men unto me while the world shall stand,” and because of this, “Ye shall not have pain while ye shall dwell in […]