The difficulty in life is the choice. George Moore, Bending of the Bough In this year’s survey of theses and dissertations on Mormon or Utah subjects the reader’s attention is called to the […]
[…] names have changed but the goal is the same: the Open Shop campaign prior to the First World War, the American Plan between the wars, and the Right-to-Work movement after World War II. Though […]
[…] the reason for the anti-Mormon campaign, he writes, “A second popular superstition adhered to by the non-Mormon world was the alleged existence of an all-powerful Council of Fifty which dictated the poli tical affairs […]
[…] that regard Edmund Burke once said All that is required for the triumph of evil in the world is that good men do nothing. Fundamental to a solution of the whole problem is a change […]
Worship and Music in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can be had as a single volume or in two separate bindings. One volume (separately reviewed) includes the first seven chapters of […]
In the west door for kings alone swung wide, the leather-padded wicket, left behind me stifling a gasp, expired. No more fresh air: I had entered the dim, mouldy, hollow hush of a dead […]
[…] beyond Joseph Smith, cautious of anything that was not scriptural, and not readily adjusting to an on-going world). This attitude has directed the Reorganized Church toward Protestantism, as manifested in its professional priesthood, the […]
[…] Accountability is the power of the person to govern his behavior within the framework of his own world of experience and limited by his physiological handicaps. Within that range of behavior which is not […]
The Mormons is the second in the Freedom to Worship series designed to tell stories of “outstanding Americans of the nineteenth century and their different religious beliefs.” The series is intended to fit […]
STEPHEN carries secrets he hasn’t had time to decode, takes his clues from me as I search for signals myself,