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Tag Archives: Utah
Hand-in-Glove with the Persecutors of the Church
Notice where the church is always being fought…where the church has always received the most savage…resistance everywhere in the deep South. But…we are imitating the deep South here. We match Mississippi more closely than any other state in various things now: in our morality, in our politics, in our views of things, in our self-righteousness and in our intolerance. Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Politics, War
Tagged anti-mormon, antimormon, LDS faith, LDS politics, Moral Majority, Morality, Mormon bashing, mormonism, The God Makers, Utah, Utah Politics
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Video: Christina Nibley Mincek Speaks at Hugh Nibley’s Funeral
Christina Nibley Mincek speaking at Hugh Nibley’s funeral. Hugh Nibley died eight years ago today, February 24, 2005. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Nature, Philosophy
Tagged Bridal Veil Falls, Christina Mincek, Death, environmentalism, Hugh Nibley, Hugh Nibley Funeral, Kelly Richardson, mormonism, Nature, Provo Canyon, Utah, Wilhelm Kempff, Zion Canyon
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The Savage Himalayan Look of our Mountains in Winter
Never since I moved to Utah have I had the bored and restless feeling, that haunting urge to get away, which never let me alone in California. Continue reading
Eastern Tycoons Blowing their Heads Off Right and Left
The way the he-man cult of the hunter has blossomed forth since the II phase of the War bodes ill for the future of the great republic. Continue reading
Posted in Education & Academia, Nature, Philosophy
Tagged hunting, religious debate, Utah
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