[…] old days when women joined with their men in some of the more exciting aspects of the world’s work! This book is not a scholarly history, since it does not draw upon any original […]
[…] her wedding day rushed up to her mother and said, “Mother, I’m the happiest girl in the world. Today I’ve come to the end of my troubles.” The wise mother replied, “Yeah, but you […]
Dr. Alma P. Burton, currently Assistant Administrator of Seminaries and Institutes for the L.D.S. Department of Education, first published his guide in 1952 to satisfy a long-felt want of many people who desired to […]
[…] giving guidance on moral questions. John E. Moss pointed out that “throughout the history of the western world religious leaders have given leadership to promote human rights and dignity. They should continue to do […]
Dialogue 3.2 (Summer 1968): 92–97 A description of the alleged Egyptain papyri used by Joseph Smith to translate the Book of Abraham
Our home is in the Alexandria (Va.) Ward and we live within eight blocks of the chapel. The school district was recently redistricted to dip into the “close to downtown” areas and therefore includes […]
[…] very core of the problems of our society. The central problem of our society and our larger world community is the lack of Christ-like character. Poverty, immorality, man’s inhumanity to man, violence, etc., the […]
[…] him again. He was truly a man of God. He drew many of the great of the world into his presence, by his wisdom and his dedication to his calling—men who recognized that he […]
[…] and reasonably accurate introduction to Mormonism to present to their non-Mormon friends may well consider Carl Carmer’s The Farm Boy and the Angel. This appreciation of “The Mormon Vision and the Winning of the […]
[…] side, because the deceased had been cast into limbo. In short, nothing could be said about this world or the next that remotely referred to the man whose death was the reason for the […]