[…] Mormon issues in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Journal Editor Taylor Petrey sits down with Emily English, Ray Nielson, and Keith Burns to explore their experiences and research into this important topic at […]
[…] with aching joints. So why does that bottle still tempt me? I’ve seen the edge of the world. I’ve done enough searching! The only place I really wanted was home. Here not Heaven. Locale […]
[…] cared about the people in the stories—losing a little or a lot of Eden, they changed, they grew in ways they had never imagined. They journeyed into a brave new world. Karen Rosenbaum Kensington, California
Frankly, I am not sure why I was invited to review Matthew Wickman’s Life to the Whole Being. It is not an opportunity that I sought or for which I volunteered. I have written […]
[…] rolling and arms flitting like falling manna, our drumming toes so powerful they could have split the world in two. There were no strangers at our supermarkets then. Note: The Dialogue Foundation provides the […]
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 […]