[…] 437–48. [4] Caitlin Ryan and Robert A. Rees, Family Education LDS Booklet (San Francisco: Family Acceptance Project, 2012). [5] Mustanski and Liu, “A Longitudinal Study of Predictors,” 437–48. [6] Tracy Tang, “Gay-Straight Alliances in […]
[…] V. H. Cassler, “Plato’s Son, Augustine’s Heir: ‘A Post-Heterosexual Mormon Theology’?” Square Two 5, no. 2 (Summer 2012), retrieved from http://squaretwo. org/Sq2ArticleCasslerPlatosSon.html. [15] Joseph Don Carlos Young, Private Notebook (no date; no pagination), currently […]
Statisticians predict that by 2012 native Spanish speakers will surpass native English speakers as the LDS church’s largest language group.[1] Clearly, the church is about to reach a dramatic turning point in its international […]
[…] delivered in conjunction with a slideshow of web-sourced images. These illustrative figures may be found at www.dialoguejournal.com/ 2012/the-gold plates-in-the-popular-imagination. The gold plates occupy an interesting place in Mormon culture. Although they are an essential […]
Joe Plicka has taught at BYU-Hawaii since 2012. His work can be found in the anthology, Fire in the Pasture: twenty-first century mormon poets and, more recently, in Christianity Today’s literary offshoot, Ekstasis Magazine, as well as […]
[…] Graduate University, and the author of The Mormon People: The Making of an American Faith (Random House, 2012) and Christian: The Politics of a Word in America (Harvard, 2018). He received his PhD at […]
[…] years. At stake also has been the viability of Sanford as a possible Republican presidential nominee in 2012, if not his current hold on South Carolina’s gubernatorial chair. Citizens of other states tempted to […]
[…] before and were, once again, negative. It also involved twenty X-rays that showed nothing useful. In January 2012, I finally got some answers. My rheumatologist believes I have something called Minocycline-Induced Autoimmunity. Basically, this […]
[…] between David Campbell, Russell Arben Fox, Matthew B. Bowman, and Kristine L. Haglund took place February 3, 2012, at the Lucerne Hotel in New York City. Russell: I wanted to start off this conversation […]
[…] the annual meeting of the Mormon Scholars in the Humanities conference at Buena Vista, Virginia, in May 2012, under the title “What price, poetry?” Invocation Lord, I believe. Help thou mine unbelief and I […]