[…] 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 […]
[…] 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 […]
The Bentleys discuss the fascinating story of how the BYU Jerusalem center came to be in this 9th Dialogue podcast taken from a lecture presented to the Miller-Eccles group. They also reported on […]
The Spring 2026 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought brings together a wide-ranging collection of essays, poetry, and art exploring questions of belonging, memory, and faith in contemporary Latter-day Saint life. […]
The Spring 2026 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought brings together a wide-ranging collection of essays, poetry, and art exploring questions of belonging, memory, and faith in contemporary Latter-day Saint life. […]