The Poet Speaks: William Morris
July 1, 2026** The Poet Speaks** is a new series from *Dialogue Out Loud* featuring poets reading their own work from the pages of *Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought* and reflecting on the inspiration, craft, […]
** The Poet Speaks** is a new series from *Dialogue Out Loud* featuring poets reading their own work from the pages of *Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought* and reflecting on the inspiration, craft, […]
Danica Baird teaches us the story of David and Bathsheba, centering the story on Bathsheba and what we can learn from her. Danica Baird is an attorney, advocate, and student of scripture who is […]
David L. Cook leads us in an inspiring lesson about the inspired Constitution and ways we can learn from it, flaws and all and avoid the temptations of Christian nationalism. David L. Cook is […]
[…] speaks with scholar Kate Davis about her provocative Spring 2026 article, “Heavenly Bodies: Mormon Male Homoerotics in the Sacred Art of Arnold Friberg.” Together they explore how Friberg’s iconic Book of Mormon paintings helped […]
[…] speaks with scholar Kate Davis about her provocative Spring 2026 article, “Heavenly Bodies: Mormon Male Homoerotics in the Sacred Art of Arnold Friberg.” Together they explore how Friberg’s iconic Book of Mormon paintings helped […]
Overnight, snow has deepened; there’s this sense of it mending anything broken— the slight roof-sag on a garden shed next door, a riven support wall under back fence, and something more. . . .
They said that shape held meaning, the men in starched shirts: some symbol of eternity or devotion. The spiral. I don’t mind those messages, but they don’t fit a religion so linear
[…] Beardsley joins co-editor Margaret Olsen Hemming to discuss her Spring 2026 essay, “From Protest Poster to Meme: The Visual Language of Queer Dissent at BYU.” Drawing on protest posters created during the “Queer at […]
[…] Beardsley joins co-editor Margaret Olsen Hemming to discuss her Spring 2026 essay, “From Protest Poster to Meme: The Visual Language of Queer Dissent at BYU.” Drawing on protest posters created during the “Queer at […]
[…] personal essay, “Eternal Identity Misunderstood: A Transgender Woman’s Journey Through Faith, Revelation, and LDS Policy,” featured in the Spring 2026 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Hall reflects on a lifetime of […]