<i>Dialogue 23.4 (Winter 1990): 47–82</i><br>In this essay, I will analyze recent Church discourse against a pattern of constricting employment options for women and will discuss the implications of that pattern.
[…] distinguished internationalist and former ambassador, returns to the city of his youth and young manhood to arrange for the burial of his Aunt Margaret. To his surprise, his Gentile return to Zion releases—through an […]
[…] It was “appointed” beforehand that they would partake of the for bidden fruit and die (Alma 42:5- 6). The Book of Mormon thus established a very strong concept of free will clearly opposed to […]
[…] more proposal than paradox, and may, in fact, contradict the Toscanos’ own espousal of the sacred inner over organizational outer forms. That women are denied access to, and activity in, the Church’s power structure […]
[…] I say unto you, Nay; but he saith: Come unto me all ye ends of the earth, buy milk and honey, without money and without price. . . . Behold, hath the Lord commanded […]
[…] Salt Lake Tribune: Since the manifesto by President Wilford Woodruff was adopted by the church (on October 6, 1890), the first presidency and other general authorities have repeatedly issued warnings against an apostate group […]
[…] to the doctor. I thought she had a concussion, I really did. Larry just goes, ‘She’ll get over it.’ I could’ve killed him.” Gloria and her three children were in California on one of […]
The egg insists on its own reality, So I go along, easy, not one To counter what I don’t know.
[…] As we walked away from the unanswered door, I told my disappointed companion that I needed to buy some envelopes—my ploy to lead us back up the street where the old beggar sat. This […]
[…] whose bedroom I had to stay out of while the cancer ate at her body. I learned over those two years she could not care for me, so by the time of her death, […]