[…] pieces another human being. Using scalpel, electric bone saw and tweezers, and blunt dissection, I slowly removed the flesh from her body over a six-month period. I was never arrested, nor charged with any […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] sobered by their sorrow for the crucified Lord. Today is Palm Sunday. In many churches throughout the world, Christians will process into church carrying palm leaves to commemorate the entrance of Christ into Jerusalem […]
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[…] with infinity, not having been able to make the finite work very well. The perimeters of my world have turned inhospitable. Marriage has failed; separation isn’t better. Thirty-two years of a Mormon temple marriage […]
[…] determining doctrine; the Catholic cult of the feminine; and Catholic reverence for the order of the natural world. Protestant theology as a general rule favors left-brain functions. As opposed to the givenness of the […]
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[…] the atonement had no direct influence on human beings, we must suppose that the history of the world would have been unchanged. The difference would have come at the time of judgment. If there […]