[…] period, place, and people. According to Frank Stevens, who later helped her paint the LDS Manti Temple’s world room, Minerva’s paintings were dedicated to “telling the story” she felt compelled to paint as part […]
[…] church over the past decade—never have the Saints lived in more interesting times. The recent whirlwind of world political changes has opened up mission fields undreamed of only a few years ago, faster almost […]
[…] hundred officer candidates. I was kept as a Training Officer at Fort Benning until the end of World War II when I was sent to Germany where I spent the last eight months of […]
[…] and sociality is an essential feature of the being of per sons. The moral meaning of the world grows out of the relation of eternal co-dependence of persons in community. At the head of […]
[…] “sin against God.” I believe (though I’m not pre pared now to document) that in the ancient world, such would be the case; the little I know about the ancient gods (the Hellenic ones; […]
[…] That is, causal relations are universal (the “universality criterion”) and given prior events, one and only one world is possible (the “necessity criterion”). Both of these commitments are controversial and neither has been shown […]
<i>Dialogue 38.3 (Spring 2004): 1–74</i><br>Bergera uses evidence from plural wives to show who some of the first polygamists were in the church.
[…] David P. Wright—were “staunch defenders of the Enlightenment,” with its ideals of disinterested reason and the unfettered search for truth, while conservatives publishing with the Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies (FARMS) held […]
Chieko Okazaki: In my meetings with the young women or with the Relief Society women, I’m often really surprised that they do not feel that they can function as women in the Church—not all […]
[…] that we know of has yet nominated Thaddeus of Warsaw (1803), published in four volumes by the English novelist Jane Porter (1775–1850). I will present the case at length, and then invite responses from […]