[…] of light he had felt since meeting Allison. Could he embrace hope by choice, giving it priority over fear?” (p. 148). Eventually he learns “that prayer was a form of eternal calculus, a way […]
[…] cording to him, “a humiliating farce of their claims to totality, and thereby restores the authentic meaning.”[ 6] The authentic meaning of Mormonism. What could that be? Without diverting too far from my subject, […]
[…] surgery. A team of surgeons from nearby Dartmouth College removed chucks of diseased bone without anesthesia in order to save his leg. With perceptive insight, Remini theorizes concerning both the short and long-range consequences […]
[…] a place where, as the Book of Mormon puts it, everything restored will be to a “proper order” (Alma 41:4). In other words, not only will goodness be met with good, but evil will […]
[…] kill but also in too many cases the desire to kill.” Such training flatly contradicts God’s moral order. Our brothers will be killers and our sisters will be widows. Furthermore, “by the creation of […]
[…] in the scriptures, Eng land argues that instances apparently suggesting God’s endorsement of violence (for example, God’s order to utterly destroy the Amalekites or the Holy Ghost’s instruction for Nephi to kill Laban) are […]
[…] edge of hesitation. “Yes?” “Could you do something for me?” “What?” “I’ve got to run a file over to 7th’s HQ. Could you sit in for me until I get back? I’m supposed to […]
[…] Latter-day Saints in the GDR to visit one of the sixteen temples located throughout the world, in order to receive there the ordinances that are the goal of every true member. The nearest opportunity […]
[…] access to all past issues up to the year 2002 in the University of Utah’s Marriott Library online collection. As the year’s end approaches, we would like to thank each of you whose support […]
Dialogue 38.4 (Winter 2006):83–104 Thus, regardless of how one chooses to resolve the issues surrounding its origins, one must conclude that the Book of Mormon’s theological arguments should be seen as designed to be […]