[…] vote,[3] only inviting members to participate. Ironically, that evening an editorial appeared in the church owned Deseret News entitled “Utah Women Should Match Power with Responsibility.” The editorial noted that “unhappily” many of the […]
[…] $10 million” (Salt Lake Tribune, 19 June 1996, quoting a remark made in 1994; see also Deseret News, 8 Jan. 1994). By 1996, when he realized he could not be elected without running on […]
[…] if I had been set up. The drive home on that November day to tell Leesa the news was extraordinarily difficult. I knew all too acutely that my disease would affect others, including our […]
[…] Cultures (Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University Press, 1978), 88. [3] Church Almanac 1999-2000 (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 2000), 544, 547-549. [4] These countries suggest that Rodney Stark is wrong when claiming that “the […]
[…] assessment of Shlomo Biderman, that “Christianity is centered on revelation, which contains within it a message (‘good news’) meant for the believer. Given this message, what is important is the content of revelation.”[35] In […]
[…] very good reasons. They protect and maintain our psychic and physiologic integrity through time. For instance, the breaking of a taboo in the matter of abortion has proved to have devastating emotional consequences even […]
[…] posts, and sometimes even unruly debates have not stopped since. Dialogue both views and participates in this online dialogue, submitting archival references to current discussions and writing pieces in concert with the printed prose […]
[…] deserves and, at least tacitly, inviting colleagues to take up the challenge. The problem lies not in breaking the ground but in figuring out what to do with the ground once it has been […]
[…] children’s songbook published in 1880. The musical expectations of this new songbook were listed at the Church News site: “Sacred music teaches the doctrines of the gospel, nourishes us spiritually, and has the power […]
[…] developing the thesis that “the Mormon Question” was based in part on a fundamental antagonism between the American business philosophy of freewheeling competitiveness and the Church’s carefully organized system of cooperation; Stanley S. Ivins’ […]