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This book marks the publication of the first, full translantion of the so-called Joseph Smith Egyptian papyri translated into English. These papyri comprise "The Breathing Permit of Hor, " "The Book of the Dead of Ta-Sherit-Min, " "The Book of the Dead Chapter 125 of Nefer-ir-nebu, " "The Book of the Dead of Amenhotep, " and "The Hypocephalus of Sheshonq, " as well as some loose fragments and patches. The papyri were acquired by members of the...

The story of Paul is one of irony, the New Testament depicting him at the martyrdom of Stephen holding the assassins' cloaks. Then this same Paul is transformed into the biblical archetype for someone suffering for their faith. He becomes so entrenched, it would appear that he had walked with the Christians all his life, that he was the one who defined the faith, eventually being called the "second founder of Christianity." But much of what we...

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Growing up in a nice family that does fun things together, Kacie is sad and confused when confronted with the announcement of her parents' separation and divorce. She discovers, with the help of her mother, that she is not the only child who is faced with this situation and learns that talking about her feelings and keeping a positive attitude can make her feel better. The lighthearted tone of this narrative makes an otherwise harsh subject mo...

In the mid-1800s San Bernardino emerged as one of the largest settlements in southern California. It surpassed Pueblo de los Angeles and San Diego in grain and lumber yields and boasted a burgeoning cattle industry and promising vineyards. But as a Mormon commune and the farthest outpost in Brigham Young's Rocky Mountain empire, the colony was threatened and finally abandoned in 1857 during the Utah war with the United States.From the beginnin...

A collection of essays explores Latter Day Saints renegades, whose loyalties were often split between culture and conscience, helped shape modern ideas about Mormonism, and who were willing to ask hard questions about politics, history, and theology.

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The young Reuben Clark struggled to gain an education in rural Granstville, Utah. Finally in 1890, at considerable inconvenience to his parents, he attended college in Salt Lake City, then Columbia University in Manhattan. Later he would become Undersecretary of State, Ambassador to Mexico, and counselor to three Mormon prophets. Quinn's revisitation of Clark's life might well be the last great biography of a twentieth-century Mormon leader.