The eight essays in this collection describe and interpret the US Senate’s investigation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during the Progressive Era. Nominally an investigative hearing on the election […]
[…] the three sections is introduced by a timeline chronicling developments in a particular conflict alongside “Church and world events.” The colocation of information supports one of the major themes of Saints at War, the […]
[…] questions in more spiritually productive theoretical frameworks and advocates restoring religious sensibilities to a highly secularized modern world. But it quickly turns in a more personal direction, relating moving anecdotes about Brown’s struggles to […]
Enjoy this fiction piece The New Calling in fascinting audio form.
Review Editor Blair Hodges interviews Associate Editor Matthew Bowman over at “Fair Conversations“; the following is from the blog post: The latest, greatest one-volume history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints […]
Few figures in the development of Mormon studies during the late-twentieth century are more significant than D. Michael Quinn. Educated at Brigham Young University, the University of Utah, and Yale University, Quinn was among […]
Heather Harris-Bergevin manages her life and that of several others from the front seat of a Prius. Sometimes she writes stuff (Lawless Women, BCC Press), usually poetry. She’s liable to break into showtunes at […]
Heather Harris-Bergevin manages her life and that of several others from the front seat of a Prius. Sometimes she writes stuff (Lawless Women, BCC Press), usually poetry. She’s liable to break into showtunes at […]
[…] choral harmony that always seems to resolve neatly, ever so nicely, in Mormon throats every Sabbath the world over. Hicks maintains opposition in all things, however, and his humor and good nature buoy the […]
[…] them and their land, and the African peoples, who were deemed property fit to build the New World, suffered under this trade. The early Indigenous peoples were enslaved, driven out, and/or massacred. Their cultures, […]