The Dialogue Foundation and the University of Virginia’s Mormon Studies program present “It’s Time We Began: Race, Relationships, and the Life of the Church Now” recorded live on April 25, 2026 in Arlington, […]
The protests of 2019 and 2020 at Brigham Young University (BYU) stand out as a notable period of rupture within an otherwise doctrinally strict and culturally conventional institution. Often pulling up to three […]
Taylor Petrey’s ambitious, rigorous, and enlightening new book, Queering Kinship in the Mormon Cosmos, wields the concept of kinship as a sort of skeleton key to unlock the faith’s teachings about gender difference, sexuality, […]
[…] delighted to be offering another full issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought in audio format. The Fall 2025 issue features standout scholarship including Suzanne E. Greco’s critical examination of men’s violence against […]
Nights of little sleep, now the morning of the switch from daylight saving time. In the cold before dawn, the road I follow bends where the river bends, its curve of mist ghosting upward […]
[…] milestone project: our new website now has 97% of everything Dialogue has ever published available to read, search, and share—fully open access. Nearly six decades of Mormon studies scholarship, poetry, memoir, art, and theology […]
[…] Nauvoo and D&C 132 in the scriptural canon. Benjamin Park received degrees from Brigham Young University (BA, English and history), the University of Edinburgh (MSc, Theology in History), and the University of Cambridge (MPhil, […]
[…] D&C 132 in this fascinating and important lesson. Benjamin Park received degrees from Brigham Young University (BA, English and history), the University of Edinburgh (MSc, Theology in History), and the University of Cambridge (MPhil, […]
[…] D&C 132 in this fascinating and important lesson. Benjamin Park received degrees from Brigham Young University (BA, English and history), the University of Edinburgh (MSc, Theology in History), and the University of Cambridge (MPhil, […]
[…] I can ask about a text from the week’s reading that’s relevant to what’s happening in the world, only to be disappointed in some way—usually by no one else seeing what I saw or […]