[…] can be said that both groups were, in their personal writings, explaining themselves to themselves and to the world. Both were responding to a vital impulse to give order and meaning to the otherwise varied […]
[…] Studies, University of Utah (Salt Lake City, 1961), 20 pp. Articles in Professional Publications: “Introduction” to “A World Divided in an Age of Space: A Symposium,” WHR, XV (Summer, 1961), 201, 202. This symposium […]
Dialogue 14.1 (Spring 1981): 9–19 Anderson shares how temple architecture changed starting with the Salt Lake Temple.
[…] scale changes in our ability to do harm to each other. All of the explosives used in World War I amount to an estimated 1 million tons.[1] Those explosives killed 8 million people with […]
When my two-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Abigail, and I went to the hospital, I left the pie crusts and rolls I had mixed up that morning on the kitchen table along with the dress pattern I […]
[…] I didn’t marry a soldier under siege, or a man whose only way of dealing with the world is to turn it into stories.” “Hmm,” he said, taking a notecard from his pocket, Try […]
As anti-war demonstrations gained in size and frequency throughout the Western world during the Gulf War, it is doubtful that many Latter-day Saints took part, if experience during earlier conflicts is anything to judge […]
For some time now, especially since World War II and the shock and guilt evoked in the Western world by the virtual extermination of the European Jews, traditional Christian views of the role of […]
[…] “The joy in my heart is great,” he wrote, at not being a prisoner of the material world, but being a member of “Christ’s great army” with “Brigham as its head.” At about the […]
[…] why are they not chosen? Because their hearts are set so much on the things of this world” (D&C 121:34-5). God calls many of us, but we usually default on his label of “chosen” […]