FootnoteThe Baptist Witness. Pittsburgh, PA, March 1, 1875. In 1875, A. H. Dunlevy cited Dr. Lammi Rigdon, of Hamilton, Ohio, regarding his younger brother: “..Sidney Rigdon, when quite a boy, living with his father some fifteen miles south of Pittsburgh on a farm,...
FootnoteImage. From the above source: Mapping Brain Tissue Loss in Adolescents with Schizophrenia. This map reveals the 3-dimensional profile of gray matter loss in the brains of teenagers with early-onset schizophrenia, with a region of greatest loss in the temporal...
FootnoteRigdon’s interest in “gifts of the Spirit” is understandable. He was susceptible to delusional thinking and deranged episodes, including seizures, fits, and fainting spells. He interpreted these episodes as manifestations of the spirit, evidence of a divine...
