[…] beings (220-32). Further, Palmer does not deal sufficiently with an eleventh category: the lack of corroborating New World archaeological and anthropological evidence. He briefly mentions the recent hot issue of DNA and linguistic evidence […]
[…] brown. I have brown hair and, in summer, brown skin. It’s not a pretty golden brown like the models in the tanning lotion ads. It’s a kind of ashy, dirty brown. My eyes are […]
[…] come from? Perhaps this bothers me because I can relate to it a little too well. Donna’s world is populated with some colorful characters. The people in Donna’s ward are probably the most recognizable […]
[…] life and times of St. Francis, a handy introduction is Mark Galli’s Francis of Assisi and His World (Downers Grove, 111: InterVarsity Press, 2002). [2] One definition says in part: “‘Saints’ are primarily the […]
This article examines John T. Clark, a relatively little-known but influential figure in the rise of fundamentalism among the Latter-day Saints during the early twentieth century. By 1921, small groups of excommunicated polygamists had […]
[…] the uncertainty of agnosticism and the finality of atheism, our sons found it hard to accept a world without religious hope. Our older son, Mark, became cynical and pessimistic after failing to find fulfillment […]
[…] Hegsted and Post-Manifesto Plural Marriage” (Dialogue 26, no. 3 [Fall 1993]: 101–18). In a day when the world press is expounding on the polygamous ancestry of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, I thought Dialogue readers […]
[…] a good story, told well?” What do I look for? A story that draws me into a world that I don’t want to leave. Characters I empathize with, adventures that I want to go […]
[…] In the beginning of his demining career, when the original Ebinger had been his magic staff, the world—particularly the houses closest to the Dog—became an untamed wilderness of treasures: keys buried in planter boxes, […]
On March 13, 1852, two men, one white and armed with a rifle, the other a Goshute armed with bow and arrows, confronted each other in the Stansbury Mountains west of Tooele, a small, […]