ADAM MCLAIN {[email protected]} recently graduated from Harvard Divinity School with a master’s degree in theological studies, emphasizing in women, gender, sexuality, and religion. He plans to apply to graduate programs in law and literature. He…
by Douglas Thayer Originally published Spring 2006 (39:01) Douglas: What got you started writing, the original impulse? Did you always think of yourself as a writer or was it adult-onset? Darrell: Reading. That’s the […]
[…] me. Whatever the case, I appreciate life’s opportunities to be constantly learning, including the opportunity that well-written essays such as those by Ron Schow and Marybeth Raynes give me to reflect on myself and […]
by John-Charles Duffy Originally published in Spring 2008 Writing in the mid-1990s, Mormon-watcher Massimo Introvigne made a counterintuitive observation about debates over Book of Mormon historicity among Mormon intellectuals, as compared to analogous debates […]
[…] review section, Sam Brown’s much-anticipated article on the early Mormon “Chain of Belonging,” an especially beautiful personal essay by Scott Abbott, and an interview with Massimo Introvigne, a brief excerpt of which follows. Introvigne […]
Associate Editor Matt Bowman published a piece on Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman in The New Republic on May 12. Review editor Russell Arben Fox’s response was published on May 17th.
Kristine Haglund was asked to write a short piece on a White House Roundtable involving Mormon Youth.
[…] this period in the American South, constitute an important, but almost unknown slice of our history. Two reviews of Patrick’s highly-regarded book are reproduced below. THE SPEAKER: Patrick Q. Mason is an Associate Professor […]
9/11 destruction allowed us to spiritually rebuild President Monson broke new virtual ground with this commemorative essay on 9/11, officially becoming the first president of the LDS Church to blog. He writes: “There was, […]
Update: you can now watch Terryl Givens and Matthew Grow discuss the life and theological musings of Parley P. Pratt courtesy of this YouTube video from Benchmark Books.