I don’t want to let go of the rod. I don’t want to drift off and end up on paths that are dark, strange, and lonely. Sometimes I worry I may have already wandered […]
[…] having to relinquish because dad says so. Maybe I’ve claimed it as mine because it’s where the world feels most right, where the small sense of order found in familiarity harbingers a happier and […]
[…] Naval Hospital, and his brother managed to reach him before Yvonne could, to give him the good news. My wife JaLynn and I spent the evening at the Bush home. My diary entry was […]
Dear Brother Price, In view of the message regarding Dialogue’s possible demise after this year, which we received with our last issue, it seemed appropriate to include some of my feelings along with our […]
[…] the past were our fathers and mothers, and all the people who will be living throughout the world at no immense distance in the future will be our sons and daughters, so the entire […]
Listen to the Out Loud version of the piece here. Masked and gowned, Isa stood in the corner of the operating room next to his son Cael. Three surgeons stood around the operating table […]
Dialogue’s Board of Directors announces a search for a new editor-in-chief to begin in 2024. Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought has long served as the journal of record for the intellectual and cultural […]
[…] find parallels between almost any two cultures by chance. Furthermore, missionaries now teach in much of the world, and knowledge of different cultures has grown dramatically, but any credible “found tribe” story has yet […]
[…] Robert Orsi to good effect. His linguistics training also bubbles through. Brown details a rich and vivid world with Smith “manipulating complex conceptual structures” while aware of the danger when scholars impose their views […]
[…] race, queerness, feminisms, (dis)abilities, spiritualities, and any of the other ways that humans might move through the world. I look forward to those histories including more voices and testimonies. And I look forward to […]