[…] as much a part of the religion of American Latter-day Saints,” the LDS Church News asserted, “ to accept the Constitution of the United States, and defend it, as it is to believe in […]
[…] Nauvoo, and if they were not going to default on their loans, they needed Church members to buy that land. So Hyrum Smith issued a “thus saith the Lord” statement in which he commanded […]
[…] as he began his television coverage of the 1997 “handover” from British to Chinese sovereignty, “is Asia for beginners.” That is what it was for me, although it has been my home now for […]
[…] and fresh food. She wanted to say that she wasn’t sorry that they didn’t have money to buy salad, only that she was sorry that she hadn’t thought to buy at least a head […]
[…] describes how his stepson, raised on the stories of Mormon persecution and Latter-day Saints’ willingness to endure much for the sake of the gospel, made the inference that Mormons must have been among the victims […]
[…] culture and excreted as a profane inversion of itself. Yet the fact that the Church continues to buy full-page advertisements in the playbill only adds another dimension to the odd relationship the Church maintains […]
[…] a counselor in the presidency of the LDS Church’s Genesis Group when it was formed in 1971.[ 3] He was president of the group from 1997 to 2003. Gray was also the co-director (with […]
On February 16, Dialogue Board members Fiona Givens and Patrick Mason joined Collin McDonald to talk with Salt Lake Tribune Reporter Jennifer Napier-Pearce on Trib Talk about whether there is “A new Mormon faith crisis?”
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 a […]
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