Wed Nov 17 06:37:51 2010 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-n80-75078Silk, Markedtlccn-n79-6976Smith, Joseph1805-1844lccn-n87-110680Pond, Wayne Johnstonlccn-n50-13614Young, Brigham1801-1877lccn-n81-44588Johnson, Sonialccn-n50-80187Ellington, Duke1899-1974lccn-n80-97494Meyers, Eric M.np-women authors, american correspondenceWomen authors, American - Correspondencelccn-no2001-58186O'Connor Center for the Rocky Mountain WestShipps, Jan1929-Shipps, Jan1929-100Mormon Church--PresidentsSocial aspectsChurch and stateRecords and correspondenceReligionsPolygamyMormon pioneersOlympic Winter GamesGroup identityReligion historiansRomney, George W.,--1907-1995Atkins familyBushman, Richard LHistoriographyInterviewsEndowmentsTheocracyPolitical scienceIndiana University Center on PhilanthropyYoung, Brigham,--1801-1877IllinoisSantayana, George,--1863-1952Johnson, SoniaReligion--PhilosophyEllington, Duke,--1899-1974Oxford movementChurch history--Study and teachingMormon Church--HistoriographyDead Sea scrollsSmith, Joseph,--1805-1844Kingdom of God (Mormon theology)Church and state--Mormon ChurchMormons--Social life and customsMormons--Conduct of lifeUtah--LoganManners and customsEmigration and immigrationUtahSourcesMcLellin, William E.DiariesUnited StatesMormonsReligionWest (U.S.)Mormon Church--Study and teachingShipps, Jan,--1929-Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsMormon ChurchHistory1929196219651967197419751976197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881991199219931994199620002001200220032004200520062007200920111088322303635book289.3bx8611ocn469654743558201597162711ocn010726560sw010726560:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19850.57Shipps, JanMormonism : the story of a new religious tradition+-+52696570756967056ocn043607208sw043607208:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20000.64Shipps, JanSojourner in the promised land : forty years among the Mormons3063065ocn055881583sw055881583:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20040.70Religion and public life in the Mountain West : sacred landscapes in transition+-+11715640251831831ocn031207543sw031207543:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19940.78McLellin, William EThe journals of William E. McLellin, 1831-183623247ocn003025742sw003025742:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19650.70Shipps, JanThe Mormons in politics : the first hundred years16162ocn019889558sw019889558:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19880.79Shipps, JanTwentieth-century Mormonism and the secular establishment991ocn051580316sw051580316:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20020.76Shipps, JanSignifying sainthood, 1830-2001991ocn026117258sw026117258:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19910.71Shipps, JanThe scattering of the gathered and the gathering of the scattered : the Mormon diaspora in the mid-twentieth century332ocn008524407sw008524407:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19800.83Shipps, JanSonia Johnson, Mormonism and the Media331ocn034610360sw034610360:lccn-n84-18158Falsercrd19860.67George Santayana's religious naturalism ; and, Religion in 19th century England and AmericaSide 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.331ocn025097155sw025097155:lccn-n84-18158Falsercrd19920.89Meyers, Eric MThe Dead Sea scrolls, the ethics of scholarship, and modern religious history222ocn049187625sw049187625:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1962Shipps, JanThe Mormons in politics, 1839-1844122ocn365187030sw365187030:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1974Shipps, JanThe prophet puzzle : suggestions leading toward a more comprehensive interpretation of Joseph Smith111ocn367537854sw367537854:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1982Shipps, JanAn "insider-outsider" in Zion111ocn367514086sw367514086:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1996Shipps, JanThe neglected story of Mormonism today : what Mike Wallace missed111ocn366905015sw366905015:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1986Shipps, JanBook review of] Brigham Young: American Moses, by Leonard J. Arrington111ocn365575607sw365575607:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1985Shipps, JanThe salamander and the Saints111ocn362557059sw362557059:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook1988Shipps, JanThe reality of the restoration and the restoration ideal in the Mormon tradition111ocn154299177sw154299177:lccn-n84-18158FalsemixdShipps, JanArticlesTwo 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.112ocn031503038sw031503038:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook19930.67Shipps, JanJan Shipps111ocn639681741sw639681741:lccn-n84-18158FalsefileJan ShippsShipps, JanThe Jan Shipps Papers (1977-1979) consist of two papers written by Shipps entitled "Writings about Modern Mormonism: An Essay Review on Samuel W. Taylor's Latest Book" and "An 'Inside-Outsider' in Zion."; Biographical Sketch; Articles and Correspondence111ocn558986443sw558986443:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook2009Spencer, Joseph MThe rise of Mormon cultural history and the changing status of the archive111ocn367676558sw367676558:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook2004Hansen, Klaus JThe long honeymoon : Jan Shipps among the Mormons111ocn056976511sw056976511:lccn-n84-18158Falsebook20041.00Barlow, Philip LJan Shipps and the mainstreaming of Mormon studies : [review of Sojourner in the promised land+-+5269657075Thu Dec 02 23:58:11 EST 2010