Napoleon fever has struck. Thousands of young girls are adorning their walls with posters of the nerdy hero in the sweet brown suit and scrambling to learn the womanly art of weaving key chains from…
[…] (William Gass, John Barth, Alice Munro) and whose work I greatly admire, whose work is the good news, if only people would read it. Douglas: Earning a doctorate seems to damage some fiction writers, […]
[…] majesty of God adequately.” B. H. Roberts, Seventy’s Course in Theology, 5 vols. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1907-12), 4:94. Cleon Skousen developed an imaginative variation of the moral-influence theory in which the purpose […]
[…] And so the new movement was left with a dynamic faith based on the revelatory experience in search of an institutional framework that provided both a clarification of doc trine, at least to the […]
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Note: This interview, conducted by Dialogue’s editor, introduces Richard J Van Wagoner, whose art is featured in this issue. Richard is a retired professor of art from Weber State University, where he and Levi sat…
[…] illustrate articles on those issues, I was fortunate to find excellent work by local photographers, from Reuters News Agency, and the great photographers’ cooperative, Magnum. Mailing took a big effort from a team of […]
[…] women’s suffrage. She worked closely with five Church presidents, met with four U.S. presidents, and developed an international reputation for her indefatigable work on behalf of women’s rights. When Wells was yet a young […]
[…] touching remembrance of her and her husband’s passionate and rocky marriage. Helen Nebeker is professor emeritus of English at Arizona State University, where she helped pioneer professional opportunities for women in academia during the […]
Symmetry exists in exact reflections of Love:
Take a patch of chaos circling beforehand,
Sling it past black stars circling at random,
Create light in rings inside particled sparks,
Glowing in random points and recognitions,
Moving and brewing beneath your own hand.
Respond to Word of God inside your mind:
Call the involvement creation, as the eyes
Of the Gods gaze infinity into finite forms.