Among the Mormons: A Survey of Current Literature
May 4, 2018Continuing our bibliographical coverage of Mormon material, we turn our attention in this issue to dissertations and theses written to fulfill requirements for graduate degrees.
Continuing our bibliographical coverage of Mormon material, we turn our attention in this issue to dissertations and theses written to fulfill requirements for graduate degrees.
[…] who lock arms are Communists. The film exposes the viewer to riots in various places in the world, some of which were undoubtedly connected with the activities of Communists; but I could find no […]
[…] In Idaho. As I say, this rainy weather In Oregon is looking better and better to me. The first time I met him, it was in Al’s Bar, Down the street. Five years ago, […]
[…] We are thinking of such subjects as “The Mormon Case for Chastity,” “Large Families in an Overpopulated World,” “Love in Marriage,” “Wisdom in Courtship,” “Family Functions Today,” and many others. And though the articles […]
[…] adverb “perfectly” is quite unwarranted. This is as far as he goes with arguments comprehensible to the world at large; but there is more to be done for the edification of fellow Mormons. Dr. […]
[…] blow-by-blow account of this “Miracle War” in which tiny Israel defeated the combined forces of the Arab world in less than six days; (3) an eighty-page synopsis of Jewish his tory covering a period […]
[…] a returned missionary from Chile, a graduate in History from BYU, a former President of the Young Democrats at BYU, and currently in my second year as a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching English in Lesotho.
There must be nearly one hundred separate works interpreting the L.D.S. Church for children. A good number of writers, illustrators and publishers turn out these books, and so, while they all aim at teaching […]
There were advantages and disadvantages to living across the street from Brother and Sister McKay. On Sunday we couldn’t play football in the street because there was always the possibility that President David O. […]
[…] went well beyond classical Christianity in the direction of Judaism to affirm the basic goodness of the world, the body, and the mind. Consequently it did not need the classical Christian distinction between secular […]