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The Mormon
Ted Logan's interest in the Mormon faith was spiritual; mine, geographic. He was following a religious trail; I, road maps. Our protestant backgrounds were much alike. We had been indoctrinated with the same catechism, studied the same church histories and subscribed to the same creeds. As we grew older we both felt that there should be more to religion than we had found in books, and I think we were both looking for whatever it is that helps men give a better account of themselves right here and now. Our quests had followed similar lines until the day Ted found his answer in the Mormon faith. Then he said, "Someday when you, too, find the truth, those lines will converge." About the time he joined the Mormon Church I was sight-seeing, standing on a lonely wind-swept hill in the Green Mountains near Sharon, Vermont. The Mormons had sanctified this spot with landscaping........
63 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1951
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