Mormonism : the story of a new religious tradition

Thu Jan 22 23:13:54 2009 UTClccn-n84-181580.57Mormonism : the story of a new religious tradition0.620.89The Dead Sea scrolls, the ethics of scholarship, and modern religious historyJan_Shippsn 84018158oca01120660aShipps, Jan,1929-Shipps, Jo Ann Barnett,1929-lccn-n80-126081Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saintslccn-n87-110680Pond, Wayne Johnstonlccn-n79-43580Santayana, George1863-1952lccn-n80-61186Pfaff, Richard William1936-lccn-n82-90042National Humanities Center (U.S.)lccn-n78-17650Levinson, Henry S.lccn-n50-80187Ellington, Duke1899-1974lccn-n50-47358Reed, John Sheltonlccn-n80-97494Meyers, Eric M.viaf-DNB|131567713Tucker, Mark1954-2000Shipps, Jan1929-Shipps, Jan1929-100Utah--Washington CountyChurch and statePolitical scienceHistoriansTheocracyHistoriographyRocky Mountains RegionChurch and the worldPolygamyMormon pioneersSocial aspectsPioneersIndiana University Center on PhilanthropyInterviewsEndowmentsJohnson, SoniaChurch history--Study and teachingEllington, Duke,--1899-1974Religion--PhilosophyOxford movementDead Sea scrollsSantayana, George,--1863-1952Kingdom of God (Mormon theology)Church and state--Mormon ChurchManners and customsMormons--Conduct of lifeUtah--LoganMormons--Social life and customsEmigration and immigrationUtahMcLellin, William E.DiariesSourcesMormonsUnited StatesReligionWest (U.S.)Mormon Church--Study and teachingShipps, Jan,--1929-Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsMormon ChurchHistory1929196219651974198019831985198619871988199119921993199419962000200120022003200420063520book289.3bx861123350157316015ocn010726560sw010726560:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19850.57Shipps, JanMormonism : the story of a new religious tradition02520141706756865ocn043607208sw043607208:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20000.64Shipps, JanSojourner in the promised land : forty years among the Mormons02520259032952951ocn055881583sw055881583:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20040.70Religion and public life in the Mountain West : sacred landscapes in transition07591062661791791ocn031207543sw031207543:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19940.78McLellin, William EThe journals of William E. McLellin, 1831-183623236ocn003025742sw003025742:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19650.70Shipps, JanThe Mormons in politics : the first hundred years15152ocn019889558sw019889558:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19880.79Shipps, JanTwentieth-century Mormonism and the secular establishment991ocn051580316sw051580316:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20020.76Shipps, JanSignifying sainthood, 1830-20010874214467991ocn026117258sw026117258:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19910.71Shipps, JanThe scattering of the gathered and the gathering of the scattered : the Mormon diaspora in the mid-twentieth century331ocn025097155sw025097155:lccn-n84-18158Falsercrd19920.89Meyers, Eric MThe Dead Sea scrolls, the ethics of scholarship, and modern religious history221ocn026449521sw026449521:lccn-n84-18158Falsercrd19860.83George Santayana's religious naturalism ; Religion in 19th century England and America

On side A. The Spanish-born American philosopher of religion George Santayana (1863-1952) said, "Progress, far from consisting in change, depends on retentiveness... Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to fulfill it." Considers how should we best interpret Santayana's admonition about progress and history and what the contemporary cultural importance is of Santayana's religious thinking.

221ocn008524407sw008524407:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19800.83Shipps, JanSonia Johnson, Mormonism and the Media112ocn031503038sw031503038:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19930.67Shipps, JanJan Shipps111ocn154299177sw154299177:lccn-n84-18158FalsemixdShipps, JanArticles

Two articles titled "Writings about Modern Mannerism," a review of a Sam Taylor book, and "An 'Insider-Outsider' in Zion." Also includes correspondence from Fawn Brodie.

111ocn144609841sw078799998:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1991Ruthven, MaliseThe Mormons' progress

"In the 19th century they were pariahs who turned American values upside-down: the Mormons substituted Communalism for individualism, theocracy for democracy, and polygamy for monogamy. In the 20th century they became champions of capitalism and the American dream-and one of the most prosperous and fastest-growing religions in the world."--Contents p.

111ocn086147263sw086147263:lccn-n84-18158FalsemixdShipps, JanFrom Satyr to Saint: American Attitudes Toward the Mormons, 1860-1960111ocn084645791sw084645791:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1996Shipps, JanMormon metamorphosis : the neglected story111ocn076896194sw076896194:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook2003Shipps, JanReview of Studies in Mormon history, 1830-1997111ocn052150717sw052150717:lccn-n84-18158Falsercrd20020.67Shipps, JanMormonism today and yesterday getting here from there

Traces the beginning of Mormonism in the West, changes in Mormonism from the 19th century through the end of World War II, and finally to the present day. Within the inter-mountain West, Mormons originally were isolated from the outside world because of their different beliefs, but today they are everywhere and are viewed more like other Protestant religions.

111ocn049187625sw049187625:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1962Shipps, JanThe Mormons in politics, 1839-1844111ocn034610360sw034610360:lccn-n84-18158Falsercrd19860.67George Santayana's religious naturalism ; and, Religion in 19th century England and America

Side A. The Spanish-born American philosopher of religion George Santayana (1863-1952) said, "Progress, far from consisting in change, depends on retentiveness... Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to fulfill it." Considers how should we best interpret Santayana's admonition about progress and history and what the contemporary cultural importance is of Santayana's religious thinking.

111ocn056976511sw056976511:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20041.00Barlow, Philip LJan Shipps and the mainstreaming of Mormon studies : [review of Sojourner in the promised land0252014170Wed Mar 04 21:27:19 EST 2009