[…] of Mormon Thought presents “The Power of Words.” Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com. This automated voice […]
[…] Music by Justin Goodson” read by the author. Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com. Note: The Dialogue […]
[…] Mormon Thought presents “Thanksgiving Turkeys, Paradox, and Godhood.” Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com. This automated voice […]
[…] Director J. Edgar Hoover” by Matthew L. Harris. Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com. This automated voice […]
[…] Christ of Latter-day Saints” by Suzanne E. Greco. Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com. This automated voice […]
[…] Amanda K. Beardsley” an interview by Glen Nelson. Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com. This automated voice […]
[…] of Joseph Smith’s Rewritten Scripture” by Colby Townsend. Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please see the PDF/HTML version at dialoguejournal.com. This automated voice […]
In my review of J. Seth Anderson’s LGBT Salt Lake (Summer 2017 issue, pp. 189–91), I neglected to identify one of the most important pioneers of Mormon LGBT studies at work today. Duane E. […]
[…] or even teaching a class where I jump to a class exercise earlier than anticipated just to buy a few minutes for my emotions to settle down. Tender feelings sneak up on me with […]
[…] Given that the Book of Mormon is, whatever else it may be, a narrative, then those searching for God in it would do well to pay attention to the ways the text’s narrative structure […]