[…] variety), revelation, hierarchy, etc.; the working definition offered is “rules that controlled and governed the universe” ( 6). Conceived as a dialectic, relations and principles nuance a number of LDS categories. Regarding theological anthropology: […]
[…] of evidence, the evolution of ideas in the Book of Mormon narrative corresponding to its unusual dictation order. Because of the loss of the first 116 pages of the Book of Mormon manuscript, the […]
[…] ungrounded. I spin course by stars I cannot see and trust in winds I do not control. Over the green I soar, in accord with a finely drawn yet constantly changing map in my […]
A lined calendar of empty trees turns the cold consolable. Even light this dim is an invitation.
[…] arguments. In it, BYU German professor Alan Keele mines German literature and drama for what he calls the supernal: specifically, for narratives that echo LDS concepts of preexistence, eternal marriage and apotheosis—with some attention […]
[…] to have to leave now if you want me to try these on.” Rico looked dumbfounded. “Get over it, honey,” he said. “I’m not here for my jollies. There’s not time to tiptoe around.” […]
[…] what his life had been before. He told them how you could call a pizza place and order a delivery for some address picked at random from the phone book; the restaurant would call […]
[…] 90-106, and 107-50. Each concludes with a doxology or praising verse (Pss. 41:13; 72:18-19; 89:52; 106:48; 150:1- 6).[1] Many of the psalms within each book have been carefully placed with nearby psalms according to […]
[…] things passionately. Our meeting 26 years ago appeared to be serendipitous but, in fact, he’d placed his order just a few months before. Lonely and searching for a meaningful relationship, he decided that he’d […]
[…] even named (225). Sariah’s death goes unreported in the narrative (131), and nothing is said concerning the order of birth of Nephi’s sisters, while it is quite clear regarding the first four brothers and […]