[…] bisexual men who acquired the disease sexually. The information therefore comes from two sources: US News and World Report for the 800,000-1.3 million figure (Findlay 1990, 28), and Consumer Reports for the 62 percent number. […]
[…] on that president of the church. D. Michael Quinn’s trail breaking works on post-Manifesto polygamy and magic world views in Joseph Smith’s day are slighted; he does not appear as an author on any […]
[…] identified a century ago by a British general. This situation makes the publication of Jesus and His World a remark able and exceedingly useful tool both for those casually interested in the New Testament […]
[…] were also different from what they knew. The bishop of the Hyde Park Ward was a loving English brother from the Midlands; his lovely wife was black, originally from the West Indies. If some […]
[…] beginning to assume the mantle of an intellectual. I was changing in the way I viewed the world. In the summer of 1969, while working on a Master’s degree at the University of Utah, […]
[…] if not earlier. Nearly any history of Islam describes this; see, for example, Marshall G. S. Hodgson, The Venture of Islam: Conscience and History in a World Civilization (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1974), I: 242-43.
[…] to the honeybee (46, 114) or that sociologist Rodney Stark thinks Mormonism is the most important new world religion to arise since Islam (xvi-xvii, 217, 262, 375). As a result, readers may find the […]
It will come as news to all Latter-day Saints that after many years of deep scholarly research the Hill Cumorah has finally been located—at the north end of Bird Island in Utah Lake. Those […]
[…] fast-food barbecue near Oxford, Mississippi. I was driving from New Orleans to Lamoni with two colleagues on the Lam oni School Board, returning from a national convention. We were driving straight through the night, […]
“Have you heard the really bad news?” my editor, Doc, asked almost off handedly as he wound the film in his camera. Then came that pause.