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[…] upon them.” Exercising authority upon them: exercising authority over people and upon them is power as the world understands it. “But it shall not be so among you,” Christ goes on to explain to them, […]
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[…] and above the issue of language access, for a couple of reasons: 1. German is an important world language, particularly in the field of religious studies (Scholars from Hugh Nibley to Daniel Peterson would […]
Dialogue 34.4 (Winter 2002): 319–325 But the fact that we must look at organizational dynamics before we can begin to understand the issues that would be raised by expanding priesthood to include women is […]
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[…] wrote me a prophetic letter. She had just read my article, “Through Immigrant Eyes: Utah History at the Grass Roots.” She sounded breathless: “For years and years/’ she wrote, “I have believed—for what reason, […]
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