[…] Science and Economics, then eventually went to law school. He has been active in LDS blogging and online discussion since 2003. His favorite LDS calling is Gospel Doctrine Teacher, although Building Cleaning Guy comes […]
Over the course of the 20th century, LDS narratives about early Christianity shifted dramatically in one respect. While earlier accounts explained that the Great Apostasy occurred due to the failure of church leaders, […]
Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought presents “Letter to the Editor – Winter 2025.” Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML […]
Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought presents “The Power of Words.” Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com.
Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought presents “Christmas is Music by Justin Goodson” read by the author. Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please […]
[…] You; and Mother in Heaven: a Gospel Topics Study Guide. She has also been in numerous podcasts, online publications, and news articles for intersectional Latter-day Saint issues. Kimberly is a licensed psychologist working in […]
[…] discuss more aspects of human diversity, such as race. Anecdotally, researching the MTA in 2013, I recall online discussions about the Book of Mormon’s scriptures on righteousness and lightening skin tones— reinterpreted as electronic […]
[…] manages to adapt and accommodate. The valuable quantitative approach adopted here calls for further ethnographic explorations in order to gain an in-depth understanding of how these Latter-day Saints manage the social tensions they are […]
[…] in the whole. The work was not random. Two pieces could not come together in just any order. For the art to be perfectly restored, each broken piece had to seek out the others […]
[…] and observed are from God, not on expressing that something has to be absolute and certain in order to be spoken in a testimony. I understand that this change would appear to trivialize those […]