<i>Dialogue 26. 3 (Fall 1993): 119–140</i><br>In fall 1993, TJ O’Brian wrote, “You are Not Alone: A Please for Understanding the Homosexual Condition.” O’Brian was a gay man and this esay addresses how church members […]
[…] Although Gilbert does not discuss recent allegations made in this context against Mormonism by the anti Mormon/ counter-Mormon milieu, some of those who are attacking other groups are Mormon haters as well and their […]
[…] tempts to explain his disaffection from the RLDS church. “Minor character” though Wandell may have been, the 3,933 RLDS in Tahiti today and the 3,755 in Australia attest to his ongoing influence. RLDS historian […]
[…] is so boring that no one will ever read it if they have any alternative. My folks buy me comic-book versions of Shakespeare and I’ve been in three Shakespeare plays put on by my […]
[…] for those long pregame rehearsals. Peter respects her opinion; he asks for her criticisms and suggestions. And over time, Karmine has assumed an interest, staked a claim in his artistry of proportions that at […]
Drops of water stretch and hold in the sunlight: the small icicle sways from the eaves in the thaw. I see it fall because I have come to the window at this moment.
[…] of their storage, some books were stored in places of odd appropriateness; Hardy’s The Waiting Supper was over the stove, and Johnson’s The Tale of the Tub was in fact in the bathroom. “Barchester […]
He says there’s very little truth in the world and he can’t wait to go out, preach, and spread his own— like he has the corner on it.
[…] changes in their lives” (91). If one accepts the Kinsey scale where 0 is strictly heterosexual and 6 is strictly homosexual, it seems to me that some individuals in the 2-5 range may be […]
[…] the most expensive, most desirable thing she thinks we want: the best foreign beer that money can buy. Remember the scripture about ‘when saw we thee an hungred and athirst?’ After all, most other […]