[…] to sell even a motor car without appealing to prospective customers’ sexual interests. The theatre and movie world appears to be dominated almost entirely by interest in sex, attempting to intrigue customers with suggestions […]
[…] Choir’s far-flung radio audience has been on the decline for some years, following its amazing climb to world renown. The fact that many CBS Radio outlets no longer schedule the Choir broadcast could reduce […]
I appreciate the magnanimous spirit of Dialogue in printing my essay and this reply. Dr. Bushman’s courteous and able polemic is regrettably marred by some historical inaccuracies and by a tendency to set aside […]
[…] Great Price. None of these works is now, or seems ever likely to become, a part of world “literature” short of that near-total conversion of the planet which is now, as it has always been, […]
[…] know what little I heard and what I saw. I saw and heard from an English-speaking, Anglo-Saxon, World War II veteran, bachelor of science, state university, depression of the thirties background. My Chicano-American brother […]
Thus begins Father Daniel Berrigan’s poem, “ The Passion of Dietrich Bonhoeffer,” which in some ways is also a poem about his own passion. On 17 May 1968, prompted by conscience and a courage […]
Dialogue 6.1 (Spring 1971): 106–107 Ever since people first heard of the First Vision, the events surrounding it has been clouded by controversy. Crawley comments with historical references that help to clarify this controversy.
[…] have to decide whether this has to do with western Missouri (D&C 45:65-71, 85:2-3), or the Old World referent. If, on the other hand, the parallel is non-synonymous, the standard interpretation may be correct, […]
[…] An obvious one is money; we simply cannot do everything we know is needed to rehabilitate the world’s needy. On the other hand, we can and should do more than we are now do […]
[…] a Comforter to me. Not long after this experience, I concluded my mission and returned to the world—to materialistic, comfortable Salt Lake City—there to confront, among other experiences, my destiny with the Utah National […]