I think many times our culture produces preconceptions or stereotypes about words, images, cultures, forms, meanings, etc., that may not actually be true. I have found this to be the case with the word mysticism. Oft times I think we associate this word with gypsies, palm readers, fortune tellers, monks, or other so-called strange or [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Scholarship, Texts
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Also tagged ancients, atonement, experience, greek, hugh nibley, initiate, literature, mystery, ordinances, philosophy, revelation, rituals, scriptures, secret, solomon, source, universe
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I have added a new feature to TempleStudy.com. It is called ShareThis. This is a really great tool for sharing things about the temple that you read here with your friends, family, coworkers, associates, ward members, and anyone else you might like to pass along these articles to. Each article now has a little green [...]
One feature of TempleStudy.com that you may or may not have noticed is the “Shared Items” feature in the right sidebar. It looks something like the image on the right, if you scroll down beyond the “Top Posts,” “Favorite Posts,” “Recent Comments,” and “Recent Posts.” These shared items are links to those posts from the [...]
February 13, 2008 – 4:26 pm
Google announced today the addition of “Street View” to the Salt Lake City area of Google Maps. What does that mean? You can now virtually visit any street across the entire Wasatch Front, from Pleasant View to Santaquin. You can drag the panoramic photos around with your mouse and look in 360 degrees, click the [...]
