Box 5
Contains 28 Results:
Charles S. Casassa Correspondence, 1955
Casassa was the president of Loyola University of Los Angeles. These correspondence are about the controversy between public secular education and private religious education.
Robert R. Mackey Correspondence, 1961-1963
Mackey was president of the Catholic Chaminade College of Honolulu. These correspondence are about public secular eduation and private religious educaiton.
James A. Pike Correspondence, 1957-1960
Pike was the Catholic Bishop of California and a controversial figure in the Catholic Church. These correspondence are about religious subjects, and include newspaper clippings about Pike.
Cloward and Clergymen Correspondence, 1949-1963
Cloward Religion Articles
Among the articles in these folders are, "The Evolution of Religion and Architecture," "Prologominia to the Religions of India," and "The State and the Church."
Religion Statements Articles
John T. Bernhard Correspondence, 1947-1952
These correspondence concern religious philosophy and the theology of the LDS Church.
Adam S. Bennion Correspondence, 1953
This folder contains a letter to Bennion criticizing his conduct as a speaker in an LDS Church meeting.
Hugh B. Brown Correspondence, 1952-1963
These correspondence concern policies and practices of the LDS Church, and proof that the Book of Mormon was actually translated by Joseph Smith in the manner in which the chruch claims.
Richard Evans Correspondence, 1941-1959
This series of letters concerns the program "The Spoken Word" in which Cloward takes Evans to task for his editorials and offers his own opinions on various religious subjects, especially concerning the LDS Church.
Wells M. Jakeman Correspondence, 1955-1958
Jakeman was a professor of archaeology at Brigham Young University. These correspondence concern archaeological proofs of the Book of Mormon.
David O. McKay Correspondence, 1952-1955
These correspondence concern church service conduct, and the Book of Mormon. One original letter has been removed and placed in Reserve. A photocopied version is available in the collection for access purposes. Access to the original must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the item if being used.
Sterling McMurrin Correspondence, 1947-1963
McMurrin was a member of the Department of Philosopy at the University of Utah, and he was the United States commissioner of Education. These correspondence discuss religious philosophy, the Book of Mormon, the LDS Church, and religious influence in public educaiton, as well as other subjects of interest to both McMurrin and Cloward.
Hugh Nibley Correspondence, 1950-1956
These correspondence concern anthropological proofs of the Book of Mormon.
LeGrande Richards Correspondence, 1958-1962
These correspondence are about the Book of Mormon and the LDS religion.
Israel A. Smith Correspondence, 1955
Smith was the president of the Reorganized Churdch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (now the Community of Christ). These correspondence concern the Book of Mormon. The correspondence open amicably but degenerates into controlled hostility on both sides.
John L. Sorenson Correspondence, 1956
These correspondence are concerned with the authenticity of the Book of Mormon and include a paper on Central American archaeology, written by Sorenson.
Kimball Young Correspondence, 1955
Young was a professor of sociology at Northwestern University. These correspondence are concerned with historical or archaeological evidence to support the Book of Mormon.
Levi Edgar Young Correspondence, 1950-1956
These correspondence are concerned with religious philosophy and the dietary rules of the "Word of Wisdom."
Book of Mormon Correspondence, 1950-1964
This folder contains correspondence between Cloward and various scholars seeking information about historical or archaeological evidence which would prove or disprove the story offered by the Book of Mormon.