Dialogue 47.4 (Winter 2014): 85–90 Defenses of the male-only LDS priesthood generally pursue a combination of three approaches: ground the practice in ancient scripture, secure it in Restoration history and tradition, or justify it […]
[…] to Mormon devotional literature by Kofford Books’ Contemporary Studies in Scripture series. Michael Austin. Re-reading Job: Understanding the Ancient World’s Greatest Poem. Salt Lake City: Greg Kofford Books, 2014. 174 pp. Paperback: $20.95. ISBN: 9781589586673.
Kristine Haglund gave me a gift. This issue is the long thank you note. She had asked me from time to time to write something on music for Dialogue. Or take part in a […]
The Board of Directors of Dialogue Foundation, publisher of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, has selected Dr. Boyd Jay Petersen to serve as the journal’s next editor. Petersen will succeed Kristine Haglund […]
“God gives us a world in which we may borrow wisdom from others, but we also must learn through the exercise of free will, through mistake-making, through the earnest seeking of truth based in […]
[…] life lived in faith, despite all catastrophes and sufferings, of the presence of holiness in the concrete world of nature and history.” 1986: Boyd Kirkland, “Elohim and Jehovah in Mormonism and the Bible,” Dialogue […]
“Bound Hand and Foot with Graveclothes” a perspective on the new Race and the Priesthood page by Editor Kristine Haglund cross-posted at ByCommonConsent
Associate Editor Matthew Bowman takes a look at counter-cult movements, apologetics, and the ongoing question of whether or not Mormons are Christian.
[…] when I drove out and found a haven in the late year weather. The rest of the world boozed and fought and laughed but mostly slept, and the year kept its schedule dreaming, and […]
[…] calls out tendencies to insularism and violence in Mormon culture and points toward hope. In a post-pandemic world where gun-toting survivors have mostly wiped out their neighbors, a nameless narrator survives by following a […]