Charles W. Penrose
1832 to 1925
English-born Mormon writer, editor and later apostle.
Appears in
Improvement Era
20 articles
- Ingersoll’s “Best Argument Ever Advanced Against Christianity”
- Our Father Adam
- Personality of the Holy Ghost
- The Age and Destiny of the Earth
- Something About the “Lost Tribes”
- School Thy Feelings
- Editors’ Table: Who and What Are the Angels
- Editor’s Table: Peculiar Questions Briefly Answered
- Whom do the Latter-day Saints Worship?
- Where and Under What Spirit to Enlist
and 10 more. Browse Improvement Era
Journal of Discourses
21 discourses
- Remarks on Union
- Definite Ideas Concerning God—How to Worship Him Acceptably—Restoration of the Gospel—Its Preparatory Mission
- The Work of Restitution of All Things—Futility of the Efforts of Its Opponents—Should Not Cherish Animosity to Enemies
- The Word of the Lord to the Church Given Through the Authorities—Authorities Should Be Sustained—Powers of the Priesthood—Sphere of Woman
- Insufficiency of Mere Belief in Christ—Extent and Application of the Atonement—Necessity of Divine Authority to Enable Man to Administer the Gospel—Joseph Smith Called of God
- Difference Between the Latter-Day Saints and All Other Professing Christians
- The Inspiration of the Lord's Servants—Revelation—The Resurrection, Etc.
- The Gospel—A Practical and Comprehensive Religion, and the Means of Eternal Exaltation
- The Spirit of Revelation and Its Operations
- Partaking of the Lord's Supper, Etc.
and 11 more. Browse Journal of Discourses