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Tag Archives: Parley P. Pratt
The three most significant changes within the LDS Church
It was a big year for Mormonism; it started with Mitt Romney moving away from the pack toward getting the GOP nomination for U.S. president and ended with some women wearing pants to Sunday church services to draw attention to … Read More
Despite protests over the Pratt murder, Utah also allowed cuckolds to kill seducers
(To see Cal Grondahl’s cartoon that goes with this post, click here) The murder of Mormon apostle Parley P. Pratt, slain by the husband of a woman Pratt had taken as a plural wife, was national news in 1857. Most … Read More
Tagged 1850s Mormonism, 19th century Utah, Brigham Young, Cuckoldry, Eleanor McComb Pratt, George A. Smith, Hector McLean, Howard Egan, Kenneth L. Cannon II, Mountain common law, Murder of Parley P. Pratt, Parley P. Pratt, Parley P. Pratt and the Making of Mormonism, Patrick Q. Mason, The Political Surf, Utah Historical Quarterly
Interview with the authors of new Parley P. Pratt biography
As Political Surf readers know, I mentioned the new biography of early Mormon leader Parley P. Pratt, “Parley P. Pratt: The Apostle Paul of Mormonism,” Oxford University Press, 2011, by Terryl L. Givens and Matthew J. Grow, in a previous … Read More
Mormon apostle Pratt suffered a violent death at the hands of a cuckold
To see Cal Grondahl’s cartoon that goes with this post, click here: To read an interview with the authors of the new biography of Pratt, click here. On May 13, 1857, LDS Apostle Parley P. Pratt was murdered near Van … Read More
New York Times to press candidates on their religious beliefs
Bill Keller of the New York Times announced that the Times is planning to ask GOP candidates for president specific questions on how their religion or religious beliefs would affect their actions as president. (Read) I think this is a … Read More
Quiet Slumber: Revelation through dreams
I believe in personal revelation. The scriptures are replete with accounts of personal revelation by voice, vision, and visitation. The scriptures also attest to the ministration of the Holy Ghost in men and women’s lives. Brigham Young said: “The Holy … Read More