4102/Summer 2008

THINKING GLOBALLY

In Taiwan but Not of Taiwan: Challenges of the LDS Church in the Wake of the Indigenous Movement

by Chiung Hwang Chen, pg. 3
The Scholarly Study of Mormonism in Finland: An Overview of Literature, Research Ideas, and Sources

by Kim B. Ostman, pg. 32

My Madness

by Steven L. Peck, pg. 57
"A New Future Requires a New Past"

by Ken Driggs, pg. 71

Polygamy, Mormonism, and Me

by B. Carmon Hardy, pg. 85

The Newlyweds

by Joshua Foster, pg. 103
Domlik

by Samuel Brown, pg. 115

Grace

by Annette Weed, pg. 129
Necktie

by Anita Tanner, pg. 130
Fidelity to Objects

by Anita Tanner, pg. 130
Epithalamium

by Krista H. Richardson, pg. 132
Caught Up

by Mark Bennion, pg. 133

"Good Stories Told Well," A Survey of Mainstream Children's Books by LDS Authors

by Stacy Whitman, pg. 135
"Innocent Hooligan," a review of Douglas Thayer's Hooligan: A Mormon Boyhood

by Edward A. Geary, pg. 140
"The Kind of Woman Future Historians Will Study," a review of Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History

by Jana Bouck Remy, pg. 142

Love Your Elders

by Melissa McQuarrie, pg. 147
Driving to Heaven

by Tara Washburn Christensen, pg. 154
The Goodness of the Church

by Robert A. Rees, pg. 162