Mother’s Milk: Poems in Search of Heavenly Mother is a collection of poems written by Rachel Hunt Steenblik and illustrated by Ashley Mae Hoiland. Divided into four sections and armed with nearly thirty pages […]
[…] personality required. God had always been a benevolent force in my life. The bad things in the world happened because of Satan. But there sure were a lot of bad things. What kind of […]
One of my favorite types of sacred music is the music of the Russian Orthodox church. It has its origins in Byzantine chant, but developed its own distinct style called Znamenny Chant. It is […]
[…] the morality of individual life as their central concern, she is seldom articulate or resolute about the world view Catholicism should have given her. An absence of positive comment seems to express implicit criticism […]
[…] spread particular religions in the past Mormonism has displayed a truly remarkable potential for growth, especially in English-speaking countries. Clebsch speculates very persuasively on the future prospects for a dialogue with Mormonism. It may […]
[…] elements in the doctrine of the political kingdom of God are these: (1) The governments of this world will shortly pass away. (2) The government of the kingdom of God administered by the L.D.S. […]
When I say to you the Mormons must go, I speak the mind of the camp and country. They can leave without force or injury to themselves or their property, but I say to […]
The Church Executive is a report (also summarized in the Winter 1967 issue of Dialogue) of a seminar (workshop training program) conducted by three weeks, they hoped to see the stake presidents achieve […]
When I saw Villa Mae Ferguson for the first time, standing gaunt and forlorn in the wind, my impulse was to keep on driving. I recognized her from Louise’s description: tall, plain, grayheaded. But […]
[…] to concentrate in these countries during the remainder of the twentieth century. The Mormon population in the world is therefore likely to rise from 2.6 million or 0.08 percent of the 3 billion inhabitants […]