Latter-day Saints studies has long remained the prerogative of scholars in the humanities, lacking commensurate scholarly attention in the social sciences. Periodically, however, a promising piece of social science research is promulgated by investigators […]
This year, for the first time in many years, we’re thinking of hosting a dead and drying tree in some public room of our house, one garlanded in lights, the blossoms of dying winter—and hanging
Welcome to the new Dialogue Heritage podcast. In this episode, Editor Taylor Petrey and Art Editor Andi Pitcher Davis discuss the founding of Dialogue as well as point to some fascinating pieces from that […]
Welcome to the new Dialogue Heritage podcast. In this episode, Editor Taylor Petrey and Art Editor Andi Pitcher Davis discuss the founding of Dialogue as well as point to some fascinating pieces from that […]
In this Dialogue podcast Quincy Newell discusses “Your Sister in the Gospel: The Life of Jane Manning James, a Nineteenth-Century Black Mormon.” From the Miller Eccles website: “Dear Brother,” Jane Manning James wrote to Joseph […]
A star exploded, scattering its life So earth could gather from the dust and churn A healthy wheel of seasons. Life will burn And feed the soil so seeds will germinate.
I have a six-year old named Sofia, who, for reasons beyond my comprehension, insisted that we all call her “Cat Poop” for about six months last year. This feels relevant to the conversation at hand.
[…] I don’t only write about Church members and trends in the state of Utah, but really the world is my beat. I have now written more than 5000 articles for The Salt Lake Tribune […]
[…] pageants Zion (created and published by the Church for its 1980 sesqui centennial) and Savior of the World (currently promoted on the Church’s website), all fail to make it even into the back story […]
The former widow and the former widower seem happy