In this episode of Dialogue Out Loud, we present “ The First Letter She Found” by Charity Shumway, a deeply intimate short story about faith, embodiment, love, and the quiet costs of self-surrender across […]
In this episode of Dialogue Out Loud, we present “ The First Letter She Found” by Charity Shumway, a deeply intimate short story about faith, embodiment, love, and the quiet costs of self-surrender across […]
In this Winter 2025 Issue Overview, Dialogue co-editors Margaret Olsen Hemming and Caroline Kline are joined by the journal’s subject editors to introduce the latest issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought and […]
In this Winter 2025 Issue Overview, Dialogue co-editors Margaret Olsen Hemming and Caroline Kline are joined by the journal’s subject editors to introduce the latest issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought and […]
Suzanne E. Greco discussed “From Persecuted to Perpetrator: Healing the Church’s Trauma Through Ancestral Ties” in this important new Gospel Study.
There in the city they know all about laughing by diamond light, living in palaces, and delighting in feasts. Those are things I will never know, Nothing of precious stones, Marble houses, Or overflowing tables.
foretelling arrival of winter the bird begins to gather debris
[…] from mǣden to mǣden ǣfre haebbende þone weoruldǣt feorhðe to wyrcanþǣt is styððe she too leads a solitary life anchoress mæden of the terrace rooms built from greenery far away from the world of men
[…] at achieving “a comprehensive knowledge of the cosmos through science”; and, most significantly, a revolution in consciousness, that is, in man’s felt way of perceiving himself and the world about him. Read the complete article