Dialogue 20.4 (Winter 1987): 33–76 Mauss encourages an openess about the temple to help better prepare future endowment holders and to create a better understanding among members and nonmembers.
[…] the ultimate goal of what they define as “feminism.” That is not my opinion. Each of us—female and male—have power given us to serve and lead, speak out and nurture, preach doctrine, and clean […]
I was a high school senior in September 1993, when Lavina Fielding Anderson, Avrah am Gileadi, Maxine Hanks, D. Michael Quinn, Paul Toscano, and Lynne Kanavel Whitesides were disfellowshipped or excommunicated from the Church […]
[…] some of Lily’s choices are random, but I determine what happens when she makes those choices. When am I lying and when telling the truth? Even I don’t know for sure. . . . lies expand the […]
[…] to publish the first ever photo reprint of it. Neither the Salt Lake Tribune nor the Deseret News would advertise it. Too hot. It is impossible to read Lighthouse without having a deep sense of […]
A few years ago, Willi am Logan wrote, “Poetry has long been a major art with a minor audience.” We could more accurately call it a major art with many minor audiences grouped, like […]
Frankly, I am not sure why I was invited to review Matthew Wickman’s Life to the Whole Being. It is not an opportunity that I sought or for which I volunteered. I have written […]
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A couple months earlier, I had written to a friend back in Utah. It was June and she was celebrating Pride. I asked her to send me something. I’d been feeling terribly lonely […]
Listen to the Out Loud Interview about this article here. They c ame to us just before spring arrived, at the same time I began putting seeds into the ground in my garden. Lettuce, […]
[…] didn’t exist during much of the nineteenth century, one wonders at the cost of insisting on it today. What is admirable about Gene England’s discipleship is that it was consistent throughout his life. Not […]