The Supremacy that Controls Punishment Historically, Latter-day Saints have found it difficult to live under two supreme powers competing to control their behavior. One is politics (secular); the other religious (the Church). Both rely on punishment to control, and both claim to supersede wisdom, truth, and justice. Both claim ultimate authority. What is the latest …
Speaker: Richard Cummings
The Virtue of Spiritual Regret
The Virtue of Spiritual Regret Professor Lee Yearley at Stanford has proposed that since it is impossible to be more than one person at a time, and yet since one person can desire to embrace more than one religion at a time, the “virtue of spiritual regret” needs to be cultivated in society. This virtue …
BEARING RECORDS: Music That Has Enlarged My Soul
BEARING RECORDS: Music That Has Enlarged My Soul Richard Cummings, Steven Epperson
Mormonism and The Idea Of Progress: Some Late-Night Thought While Listening To Bach’s B Minor Mass
Mormonism and The Idea Of Progress: Some Late-Night Thought While Listening To Bach’s B Minor Mass Daivd H. Bailey, Richard Cummings
Mormon Creeds
Mormon Creeds Ann Wilde, Daniel Rector, Richard Cummings, Stacy Burton
THE FIVE BOOKS (BESIDE SCRIPTURE) THAT HAVE CHANGED MY RELIGIOUS LIFE AND THOUGHT
THE FIVE BOOKS (BESIDE SCRIPTURE) THAT HAVE CHANGED MY RELIGIOUS LIFE AND THOUGHT Stacy Burton, Richard Cummings, Leonard Arrington