Planted: Belief and Belonging in an Age of Doubt by Patrick Mason is part of the Living Faith series by the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship at Brigham Young University. Announcing the […]
Dialogue 49.2 (Summer 2016): 25–44 Much has been discussed and written regarding whether or not the rate of LGBT youth suicides in the Mormon community has risen in the wake of the November 2015 […]
Very bold, I saw a star fall from heaven, Kindle a fire in the valley of decision. There could be nothing upon earth So exquisite
is a volatile fuel that blazes you far into the white desert like some 50s speed test pilot
[…] Sarah being his sister. But in the end we see that Huston is no Hugh Nibley. His world is crime, as in The Maltese Falcon and The Asphalt Jungle, and the sooner he gets […]
“Hefner,” I says. “Your own daughter lies dead still so still (not a breath of the autumn ruffles her lips) and you aimin’ to go on out huntin’ like a fool.” Hefner turns from […]
Dialogue 2.4 (Winter 1967)51– 54. Although not a member of the Church, Dr. Atiya for many years had cherished his Latter-day Saint friends and is well informed about Church beliefs. He is aware of […]
The myth and the reality convey the sign: INRI, but we in the distance of history, Precise and limitless, survey and then define His suffering again, for our consistory. We know in the […]
Dialogue 3.2 (Summer 1968)98 THE BOOK OF BREATHINGS (FRAGMENT I, THE “SENSEN” TEXT, WITH RESTORATIONS FROM LOUVRE PAPYRUS 3284) translated by Richard A. Parker
In farewell, my lips touch yours. Tongue jabs tongue, you’re in my arms. We stand bound: God’s will closed to our vote, but, accepting, we mime Kekule’s benzene snakes.