Robert L. Millet est un érudit et un éducateur distingué, connu pour ses profondes perspectives sur les écritures anciennes. Sa vaste expérience, y compris ses rôles académiques à la Brigham Young University, éclaire ses explorations réfléchies de thèmes spirituels. Le travail de Millet aborde souvent des concepts de rédemption, de grâce et de croissance personnelle, offrant aux lecteurs un chemin vers une compréhension plus profonde et un enrichissement spirituel. Sa prose claire et son style accessible rendent les idées théologiques complexes engageantes et pertinentes.
Through drawing upon both traditional Christian and Latter-day Saint documents, Millet seeks to address a very current and pressing issue: Are Latter-day Mormons Christian, or do they, as some contend, worship a different Jesus?
This disturbing new account of Henry Kissinger's Vietnam years shows a blundering, self-serving man who led America to tragedy and Vietnam to waste in an unnecessarily dragged-out, ill-conceived war
In this first in-depth history of the ARVN from 1955 to 1975, Robert Brigham takes readers into the barracks and training centers of the ARVN to plumb the hearts and souls of these forgotten soldiers. Through his command of Vietnamese-language sources--diaries, memoirs, letters, oral interviews, and more--he explores the lives of ordinary men, focusing on troop morale and motivation within the context of traditional Vietnamese society and a regime that made impossible demands upon its soldiers
Introductory guide to the beliefs, tenets and practices of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.