Thomas F. O'Dea omits mention of race as a source of strain and conflict among Latter-day Saints.

Date
1957
Type
Book
Source
Thomas F. O'Dea
Non-LDS
Hearsay
Direct
Reference

Thomas F. O'Dea, The Mormons (Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1957), 222–257

Scribe/Publisher
University of Chicago Press
People
Thomas F. O'Dea
Audience
General Public
PDF
Transcription

In his chapter on "Sources of Strain and Conflict," Catholic sociologist Thomas F. O'Dea discusses the following subjects:

• The Mormon encounter with modern secular thought

• Rationality versus charisma

• Authority and obedience versus democracy and individualism

• Consent versus coercion

• Plural marriage and change of doctrine

• Family ideals versus equality of women

• Progress versus agrarianism

• Political conservatism versus social idealism

• Patriotism versus particularism

• Belief versus environment

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