UTU SPC Publications Collection
Identifier
UTUPubs2025
Title
UTU SPC Publications Collection
Creator
Utah Tech University Special Collections and Archives
Date
2025
Description
Various publications that fall into the public domain held in the monograph collection at Utah Tech University Special Collections and Archives.
Subject
Various
Rights
Publican domain in the United States
Extent
Various
Publisher
Various
Collection Items
The Colorado River: Its History in the Lower Canyons Area
Dissertation by Melvin T. Smith, presented to the faculty in the Department of History, Brigham Young University, in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy. Dr. Smith discusses the history and difficulties of finding safe…
Blood Atonement: An Address Delivered in the Twelfth Ward Assembly Hall (2nd Ed.).
J. Bruce Wakeham expounds and defines certain particular points of the blood atonement in Christianity, as performed by Jesus Christ, but from a philosophical paradigm of the Mormon sect.
Official Warning to Mormons: Basic Requirements for Membership in the Kingdom of God.
Pamphlet from J. Wakeham which calls LDS church members to repentance and to give up the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in order to be saved in the Kingdom of God.
The Philosophical Basis of "Mormonism": An Address Delivered by Invitation Before the Congress of Religious Philosophies Held in Connection with the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.
![The Philosophical Basis of "Mormonism": An Address Delivered by Invitation Before the Congress of Religious Philosophies Held in Connection with the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.](https://digital.library.utahtech.edu/files/square_thumbnails/6eeb78e9961c6059bd7b2f709c80b944.jpg "The Philosophical Basis of "Mormonism": An Address Delivered by Invitation Before the Congress of Religious Philosophies Held in Connection with the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.")
James E. Talmage argues at the Congress of Religious Philosophies for the value and philosophy of Mormonism.