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Hugh Nibley [off the record]
Tag Archives: Latter-day Saints
Mormon Times on Nibley’s Friendship with Basketball Legend Kresimir Cosic
The online version of this article, which appeared in print last Thursday, contains video clips from an interview with Cosic in 1983. The interview was conducted by Alex Nibley and Sterling Van Wagenen as they were working on the Hugh Nibley documentary film Faith of an Observer. Continue reading
Bob Bennett Video on Nibley and Politics: Part 2
The [Mormon] Church does not say, “Well let’s purge Harry Reid.” They say, “Let’s call him up and ask him for something else we need.” And he delivers. Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Politics
Tagged Bennett, Bob Bennett, Book of Mormon, democrat, Harry Reid, Hugh Nibley, Latter-day Saints, LDS Church, LDS politics, Mormon, Mormon Democrat, mormon politics, Mormon Republican, Mormon voters, mormonism, Politics, republican, Sen. Bennett, Sen. Bob Bennett, Sen. Robert Bennett, Sen. Robert F. Bennett, Senator Bennett, Senator Reid, Senator Robert Bennett, Senator Robert F. Bennett
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Hugh Nibley’s Muse — Updated
When people start saying, “Well, that’s the world for you, and you can’t do anything about it,” I become full of apprehensions: if we start thinking that we will soon find out we are right. Continue reading
Posted in Letters, Philosophy
Tagged Christianity, Greek, Hugh Nibley, Joseph Smith, Latter-day Saints, Mormon, Plato, Religion and Spirituality
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