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,
The bend, sharp thrust, and color Of this land abide the centuries Unchanged. Earth keeps another time Than man, and soon and late inters Each vanished traveler in her dust.
In 1945, while Belle Spafford was serving as a counselor in the general Relief Society presidency, a rumor circulated that Church auxiliaries would be reorganized and that future presidents would serve a specified term […]
[…] us if we could become more comfortable with ourselves. On the other hand, forty years in the world show me that smiles are cheap enough (have they not been painted on every souvenir in […]
[…] character of God and man’s place in the universe. This is illustrated in the Scriptures of the world religions over and over again. In the Tao Teh King, the classic scripture of Taoism, for […]
Since previously exposing myself in a sometimes quite personal way in this column I have had the heady and maybe trying experience of having some readers wishing to engage in a dialogue with me […]
The men of Huntsville proper Found her there— Halfway down the Glacier’s eastward face With three thick feet of glacial glass
[…] his style, and style is, ultimately, what J. L. Seagull is all about. If you haven’t read the book (a feat no less impressive than never having seen an “un-cola” billboard) nor been “enlightened” […]
[…] on the threshold of “artistic expressions as characteristic of the Mormon people and as ‘peculiar’ to this world as are our theology and resultant patterns of per sonal and family life.” In “Is There […]