A groundbreaking interpretation of earliest Mormonism that frames this distinctive religious movement in terms of founder Joseph Smith's struggle to conquer death.
A groundbreaking interpretation of earliest Mormonism that frames this distinctive religious movement in terms of founder Joseph Smith's struggle to conquer death.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Samuel Brown is Assistant Professor of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Utah and the translator of Aleksandr Men's Son of Man.
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* Part I: Death, Dying, and the Dead * Chapter 1. ''Melancholly Reflections'': Joseph Smith and Holy Dying * Chapter 2. The Corpse and its Rest * Chapter 3. Relics, Graves, and the Treasure Quest * Chapter 4. Hallowed Ground: Tombs, Indians, and Eden * Chapter 5. Seerhood, Pure Language, and the Silence of the Grave * Part II: Everlasting Communities * Chapter 6. The New and Everlasting Covenant * Chapter 7. Negotiating Death and Afterlife in Nauvoo * Chapter 8. The ''Lineage of my Preast Hood'' and the Chain of Belonging * Chapter 9. Divine Anthropology: Translating the Suprahuman Chain * Chapter 10. ''Death Cannot Conquer the Hero Again'': The Death and Afterlife of a Martyr
* Part I: Death, Dying, and the Dead * Chapter 1. ''Melancholly Reflections'': Joseph Smith and Holy Dying * Chapter 2. The Corpse and its Rest * Chapter 3. Relics, Graves, and the Treasure Quest * Chapter 4. Hallowed Ground: Tombs, Indians, and Eden * Chapter 5. Seerhood, Pure Language, and the Silence of the Grave * Part II: Everlasting Communities * Chapter 6. The New and Everlasting Covenant * Chapter 7. Negotiating Death and Afterlife in Nauvoo * Chapter 8. The ''Lineage of my Preast Hood'' and the Chain of Belonging * Chapter 9. Divine Anthropology: Translating the Suprahuman Chain * Chapter 10. ''Death Cannot Conquer the Hero Again'': The Death and Afterlife of a Martyr
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