[…] the printed version. For citational and bibliographical purposes, please use the printed version or the PDFs provided online and on JSTOR. [1] Ron Schow, “1994 Survey of 136 LDS Same Sex Oriented Individuals,” in […]
[…] say I wish Dialogue well, and I want it to succeed. I am very heartened to see the appearance of important works on Mormonism in places like Oxford University Press or the Harvard Theological […]
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[…] The authors argue that even before Smith announced his intention to seek that office he had “power over the ballot box in Hancock County” during the elections of 1843. Thereafter the Whigs and Democrats […]
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Eight times the Lord lamented that it grieved him to lose the branches of His vineyard (Jac. 5). Surely it grieves him to lose the women who have left the Church or quietly disengaged […]
For the past six years, I have been engaged in various dialogues best under stood by a quick trip through the editorial correspondence files, a sort of diary (or dia-log) of my term as […]
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