The bureaucratization of Mormonism was inevitable, but the manner in which it occurred was unpredictable and will be, for readers, fascinating. Young’s twentieth-century legacy is a well-defined structure without the charismatic spontaneity or egalitarian chaos of the early church.
The bureaucratization of Mormonism was inevitable, but the manner in which it occurred was unpredictable and will be, for readers, fascinating. Young’s twentieth-century legacy is a well-defined structure without the charismatic spontaneity or egalitarian chaos of the early church.
This novel is a meditation on love and loss and everything in between.
You will find that this novel has a way of making time disappear.
The bureaucratization of Mormonism was inevitable, but the manner in which it occurred was unpredictable and will be, for readers, fascinating. Young’s twentieth-century legacy is a well-defined structure without the charismatic spontaneity or egalitarian chaos of the early church.
[1 ,2 ,3 ]. The book is illustrated and includes a dust jacket, making it a visually appealing read for young adults and adults interested in the history and beliefs of Mormonism. The book caused significant debate when it was first published bySignature Books.
J. Reuben Clark was all of these prior to his call to the LDS First Presidency. Very good shape for a used hardback book. Spine is good and tight. Two tiny marks observed within the text pages. Appears to be lightly read.
