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Volume 19, No. 3

Fall 1986

  • Topics
  • Intellectualism, theology, Joseph Smith

Contents

Articles/Essays

Historiography and the New Mormon History: A Historian’s Perspective

Thomas G. Alexander



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Serving or Converting? A Panel: To Serve, then Teach

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Serving or Converting? A Panel: Person-to-Person Service

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Enter Ye into My Rest

Kristopher Passey



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Divisions of the House

Richard M. Troeh



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The Joseph Smith Translation and Ancient Texts of the Bible

Kevin L. Barney



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Fiction

God of Our Fathers

Alan Meyer



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Notes

The Sacred Shout

Steven H. Heath



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The Long Way

(author)



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Personal Voices

Mary Ann

Marti Dickey Esplin



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The Nursing Home

Elaine R. Alder



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Poetry

Seasoning

C. Thomas Asplund



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Winter Burial

Carol Clark Ottesen



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Grandmother Envisions Her Own Death

Helen Walker Jones



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Reviews

A Survey of Current Dissertations

Stephen W. Stathis



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Not Enough Trouble: Trouble Enough

(author)



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At Ease with His Past, At Home with His Art: Goodbye to Poplarhaven: Recollections of a Utah Boyhood by Edward A. Geary

Lance Larsen



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The Great Code Revealed: Bible and Literature by Northrop Frye

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