January 19, 1986 by •
Adam,
ancient civilization,
archaeological excavation,
archaeologist(s),
archaeology,
Bible,
Chaldean(s),
Charles Darwin,
China,
controversy,
disbelief(s),
Egyptian(s),
evidence,
evolutionary theory,
God,
history,
Hittite(s),
imagination,
impressions,
interpretation,
investigators,
Jericho,
language(s),
naive science,
Near East,
New Education Uniformity,
opinion(s),
Patriarchs,
prehistory,
prophet(s),
religion,
scholarship,
science,
scientific method,
scripture(s),
speculation,
theories,
unbelief,
uncertainty,
Victorians
9 pp. typed paper, 1965; Seventh East Press (January 18, 1982): 4-7, 12; and CWHN 1: 21-36. This is the manuscript of an essay submitted to the Instructor, and rejected, and circulated with two letters, both dated September 16, 1965, one addressed to “Dear Brother,” 1 p., and the other addressed to “Mr. W,” 5 …
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July 13, 1980 by •
archaeology,
collapse of civilization,
Hopi,
Inca,
iniquity followers of,
Jaredites,
Maya,
Nephites,
Nephites people before,
Olmecs,
Quetzalcoatl,
ruins
THE RUINS – Who can account for them? Answer: Nobody! The elementary questions remain unanswered. At every step students confess their helplessness before a complete MYSTERY.
in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought (2 eds.)
January 2, 1956 by •
archaeology,
Book of Mormon,
Books,
Faust,
Homer Odyssey,
Hugh Nibley,
language(s),
Mormonism,
reading,
Satyricon,
scholarship,
Shakespeare
Jerry Johnston. “A Legendary Passion for Books and Languages,” Deseret News, Friday, 31 October 1980, C1.