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Uncertainty and Healing

[…] 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 […]

Mormon Authoritarianism and American Pluralism

[…] 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 […]

Formulas and Facts: A Response to John Gee

Dialogue 45.3 (Fall 2012): 1–10 In Winter 2010, Chris Smith and I published an article in Dialogue demonstrating that no more than ~56 cm of papyrus can be missing from the interior of the […]

Letter to the Editor

[…] the articles on the King James Bible by Grant Hardy and Ronan James Head in the Summer 2012 issue of Dialogue. This is a subject that has long interested me as a missionary, as […]

On “Praying with Your Feet”

[…] Hancock of the Menlo Park, California Stake Presidency, to the Valparaiso Ward Elders’ Quorum on May 6, 2012. They were recorded and transcribed by Geoff Nelson, and are printed here by permission.  I’m grateful […]

Faith and Doubt in the First-Person Singular | Therese Doucet, A Lost Argument: A Latter-Day Novel; Robert Rees, ed., Why I Stay: The Challenges of Discipleship for Contemporary Mormons; and Thomas Riskas, Deconstructing Mormonism:An Analysis and Assessment of the Mormon Faith

[…] (Coincidentally, Peck’s second novel, A Short Stay in Hell, was published by Doucet’s imprint, Strange Violin, in 2012.) Peck’s Scholar draws on Mormon diary culture, southern Utah regionalism, and our conflicted traditions of individualism […]

Deaths and (Re)births

Dialogue 45.4 (Winter 2012): 65–87 She had severe versions of typical pregnancy nausea and migraines. But she also experi-enced dreadful cramping on one side of her abdomen, crampingthat could only be assuaged by long […]