[…] former articles in Dialogue, I described some of the Japanese characteristics like hon-ne and tatemae, respect for order and authority (29, no. 1 [Spring 1996]), and passivity in communication (13, no. 1 [Spring 1980]). […]
[…] Her creative interest has centered on batik art, which involves the application of wax to textiles in order to achieve layered shades of color. I start with a piece of white pima cotton. The […]
[…] volleys of wailing became. Unable to rouse Rhea, my wife, I stumbled out of bed and tripped over a toy plastic barn into Myra’s room. I flipped on the light. She was raving. She […]
[…] Quorum when sacrificial lambs were required. That the Church recognized they had done nothing contrary to Church order is sustained by the fact that at least Matthias Cowley was accorded a posthumous “restoration of […]
[…] exclusionary reason. This fact provides us with a structure for our arguments about its possible authority. In order to show that the authority of Church doctrine is justified, we need to have arguments for […]
I am happy to pay tribute to Gene England, a vivid and significant twentieth-century intellectual of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Gene influenced many Mormons with his rigorous ethics, his lived […]
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[…] bought by feminist foremothers. Yet Ulrich’s own foray into being an “outrageous,” even “naughty,” feminist is passed over lightly as she explains her choice to study colonial women to distance herself from her “own […]
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