Volume 30, No. 1
Spring 1997
The Spring 1997 Issue begins with an introduction by Bryan Waterman and Joanna Brooks, exploring new perspectives in Mormon scholarship as the millennium approaches. John M. Armstrong offers theological insights into divine reasoning, while Michael Austin discusses how theology is evolving to meet new challenges, drawing connections to the themes of activism and American religious identity within Angels in America. Juan de Santiago delves into the identity of "New Jack Mormons," examining shifting symbols in the faith, while Tona J. Hangen studies the Mormon Indian Placement Program as a cultural phenomenon. In scriptural studies, Jana K. Riess examines Proverbs 31:10-31, offering reflections on the "woman of worth" and its implications within a contemporary Mormon context. And much more!
Contents
Articles/Essays
Fiction
Cordoba
Sam CannonMom moved up to Santa Barbara, and Dad started having girlfriends over. Ladyfriends, he called them. When I stayed home sick from school, I saw the ladyfriends leave for work. “How cute. Is this yours?”…
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Wide Angle
Sean ZiebarthI told Darcy I’d meet her here. Right here. I can’t say where here is. I’ve made promises. We’re going to grab a bite to eat. You wouldn’t know to eat here. It’s on the…
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