Cemetery Walk
April 5, 2023Listen the Out Loud version of this poem here. It was somewhere around here, I think. Where they buried that baby, yeah, the one I told you about. No, not by the pioneer obelisks […]
Listen the Out Loud version of this poem here. It was somewhere around here, I think. Where they buried that baby, yeah, the one I told you about. No, not by the pioneer obelisks […]
[…] my son experiencing even minor pain was gutting. I knew the Savior felt the pains of the world in Gethsemane, but I wondered if there was a difference between the things he experienced on […]
This week marked the ignition of the new online journal Religion & Politics with some familiar Dialogue faces participating.
In light of recent politically ignited articles on “Why Ann (Romney) Stayed Home” and “ The rise of the Mormon feminist housewife” we bring back from the archives articles and essays discussing the role […]
[…] religious, blended family with a Down syndrome brother, a Croatian uncle, African-American nannies, Native-American friends, and the world’s best Mexican food! She is currently working on three books: one to guide faith communities toward […]
[…] helps readers appreciate the need, in England’s words, “to live maturely as flawed persons in a flawed world” (41). Although the case Haglund makes for treating England as a liberal is mixed, she masterfully […]
Dialogue uses a combination of the Chicago Manual of Style supplemented by the LDS Style Guide and by our own when both fail. For example, Chicago is cavalier in the extreme where newspaper citations […]
NEW: Download the Dialogue Hallway Chat after the formal lesson with Esther Candari here. Esther Hi’ilani Candari was born to a mixed Asian American family and raised on the beautiful eastern shore of Oahu, […]
[…] Paper: $16.95. ISBN: 978-1625570048. Lavers and Wilkinson know they deserve better and have left the exclusively Mormon world of letters in search of it. Each of these collections concludes with a long list of […]
[…] of bread and a thimble of water in remembrance of the One who descended below and rose above, in order to redeem him and everyone else, in a world that looks like it created itself.