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Patriarchy and Matriarchy

June 2, 1965 by • Abraham, Adam, Agamemnon, Akish, angel(s), apostasy, archetypal, ashamed, bridal chamber, Cain, careerism, celestial order, Christian(s) literature, corruption, creation(s) drama(s), daughter of Jared, different natures, disobedience, Egypt, Egyptian, enmity, Enoch, envy, Eve, family, Iliad, Jared, jealousy, Jesus Christ, knowledge, labor, Lamech, light, Maat, Macbeth, marriage, matriarchy, Moses, Mother Earth, Mother of the Living, Nimrod, Odysseus, patriarchal, patriarchy, Penelope, Pharaoh, power(s), Prometheus, Sarah, Satan, Shakespeare, sorrow, temptation(s), the Bridegroom, the Flood, the Gospel, The LORD, The Pearl, Troy, Watchers, Zeus

Address given at annual women’s conference at BYU on 1 Febrary 1980. CWHN 1:87-114

Do Religion and History Conflict?

March 24, 1959 by • Bible, Christian(s), Christianity, church, consensus, Egyptian, evidence, God, historian(s), historical evidence, history, Homer, ignorance, Iliad, Jews, knowledge, Mormon(s), order, philosophers, prophecy, religion, religious, scholar(s), secular, Sophists, the system

in Great Issues Forum, Series 2 (Religion), No. 5 (Salt Lake City: University of Utah, Extension Division, 1955): 22-39; CWHN 12:434-449. This is the published version of the first of several famous exchanges that Nibley has had with Sterling M. McMurrin. This one was held on March 23, 1955, under the sponsorship of the Department …

Plato’s Athens

January 1, 1900 by • Aristophanes, Athens, Babylonian(s), belief(s), disbelief(s), dream(s), God, Hell-fire Clubs, Homer, hyperphanos, Iliad, inspiration, intellectuals, moral(s), oracle, oracles, Pericles, philosophy, Plato, Protagoras, religion, revelation(s), science, Socrates, Sophists, teachers, worldly wisdom, Zeus

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