Dialogue 47.1 (Spring 2012): 104–123 First, the history of the temple project will be shown from the Dutch perspective, with a discussion of some of the observable effects on the Dutch saints, one of […]
[…] temple attendance, and so on. Both Mormonism and Zen emphasize practice because this is how the symbolic order and the non-symbolic order are reconciled. That is, both traditions try to learn about less visible […]
The past year has been an outstanding one for Dialogue. I hope you have found articles that speak to you. I must admit that I often turn first to the book reviews—it is […]
[…] what follows, I will suggest that Alma 5, somewhat like Lehi’s dream, begins with an account of the forefathers (men and women) passing through a wilderness only to find a special tree and its […]
[…] understood to atone more on Calvary than Gethsemane in that case.[5] Pre-Mormon Commentary on the Bible In order to argue for LDS novelty, Christiansen downplays, even disregards, the existence of any garden atonement in […]
[…] particularly. Not particularly” (101) but posits that she created stories about her native community of Mormons in order to explore her real subject, “love” (101). He writes, “The hallmark of Sorensen’s writing . . . is […]
On Thursday, December 6, the LDS Church released a new website www.mormonsandgays.org , which has been met with both praise and criticism from both Mormons and the media. Coincidentally, this site was unveiled soon […]
[…] of those same Church officials and into every church building. Yes, they fixed their mistake for the online version, but those printed versions are still in the family room of every Church member who […]
[…] above and below, male and female, with and against”[12] did Jews seek to ensure a semblance of order in the face of otherwise disorder or impurity. In this context, consider the account that the […]
Dialogue Out Loud Interviews presents a conversation with the winners of the Bodies of Christ writing contest from the Winter 2022 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Personal Voices editor Allison Hong […]