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Journal Article

English

Walker, Ronald W.

Sheaves, Bucklers, and the State : Mormon Leaders Respond to the Dilemmas of War

Sunstone

July/August 1982

7

Salt Lake City, UT

Sunstone Education Foundation

1982

43-56

Mormon heritage speaks ambiguously of both peace and war--of 'sheaves' as well as 'bucklers'. As a result Mormon leaders have answered dilemmas of war differently at different times, weighing in the process, shifting LDS attitudes toward millenialism and Americanism.'

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War, Mormon attitudes toward

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Transformation of the Mormon Culture Region
"When I Think of War I Am Sick at Heart" : Latter Day Saint Nonparticipation in World War I
'The Good War' : RLDS and LDS Americans' Responses To World War II
Buried Swords : The Shifting Interpretive Ground of a Book of Mormon Narrative
Drawing the Sword of War against War: B. H. Roberts, World War I, and the Quest for Peace
In This World but Not of It : Conflicting Vietnam War Perspectives Within the Mormon Hierarchy
Mormons and Foreign Policy
Mormons and the State
Parley P. Pratt : The Apostle Paul of Mormonism
Perpetuation of a Myth : Mormon Danites in Five Western Novels, 1840-1890
Prelude to Civil War : The Utah War’s Impact and Legacy
The Angel and the Beehive : The Mormon Struggle with Assimilation
The Enduring Paradox : Mormon Attitudes toward War and Peace
The Mormon Menace : Violence and Anti-Mormonism in the Postbellum South
The Mormons and America's Empires
The Possibilities of Mormon Peacebuilding
War Is Eternal: The Case for Military Preparedness
Window of Faith : Latter-day Saint Perspectives on World History