Spring 1995
The Spring 1995 Issue covers diverse topics related to philosophy, education, Mormon history, theology, and scriptural studies. Key pieces include a profile of philosopher Sterling Moss McMurrin by L. Jackson Newell, insights into Brigham D. Madsen's experiences as a BYU professor, and a reflective piece on Wallace Stegner by Karen Rosenbaum. Doug Ward examines the vitality of laws, while Stanley B. Kimball addresses mercy in Mormon theology. Vincent C. Rampton explores mid-life transitions for LDS priesthood holders, and Suzzanne F. Bigelow shares memories of her grandfather. Brent D. Corcoran delves into Thomas Taylor’s economic enterprises on the Mormon frontier. Stephen E. Thompson contributes a study on Egyptology's relationship to the Book of Abraham, rounding out a collection rich with Mormon cultural, theological, and historical themes. And much more!
“Let’s see what sort of surprises await us in Jennifer’s story,” Jean-Paul said wearily and shuffled the story pages on his desk, as though by doing so he would impose order on narrative chaos. What…
