[…] on his protection, should quit the care of all the rest and come to die in our world, because, they say, one man and one woman had eaten an apple? And, on the other […]
More than ten years after the original appearance of an essay might be too long to wait to respond to it, but the republication of Eugene En gland’s “Dawning of a Brighter Day: Mormon […]
“We Mormons lack ‘joy in the Lord,’” Bishop Lewis told his counselors and the ward secretary at the start of bishopric meeting on Palm Sunday morning. They listened attentively. “The name of Jesus is […]
[…] him as a philosophical figure, even as a Jewish clone of the peripatetic teachers of the Hellenistic world. But the more abstract Jesus’ teaching is held to be—and the more we conceive of him […]
[…] well ply a needle, so historians must look to textiles as much as to texts when they search for women’s history. The full color illustrations display a stunning range and variety of quilts, from […]
[…] American Bible: A History of the Good Book in the United States, 1777-1880 enter the surprisingly fascinating world of America’s print culture: a world filled with memorable anec dotes, colorful players, lofty motives, and […]
[…] dark wall of a cornfield, the tops bending in the wind. He knew the three men would search for him there, spreading out to follow the rows until they found him. They had to […]
[…] feminist sensibilities against mission politics or church policies. I wouldn’t have to cut myself off from the world—an unrealistic notion, given my journalistic training. Still, my personal concerns didn’t change the fact that God […]
[…] Allen: Given that religions (Quakers excepted, though not Mor mons) have been responsible for much of the world’s violence and death, where do religious people find credibility for their supposed moral authority for advocating […]
[…] sons, two daughters. This is what the Lord had offered them and what they had offered the world. They called Stacy first; she would know how they should tell the others. Jesse would probably […]