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 […]
[…] punctuated by a monthly mini-descent into hell where I hate everyone and am convinced the feeling is mutual, my fight with mental illness has been woven with my femininity. Is this what God meant […]
[…] thing,” I live my life with the truth of thin privilege handed to me by the outside world. These are the truths outside of me. And yet, my truth is the distortions that my […]
[…] the shadow of the “visionary” destruction of Jerusalem and the people on the other side of the world from this destruction, “the new (and very old) covenant,” and the role of Jesus as the […]
[…] the three sections is introduced by a timeline chronicling developments in a particular conflict alongside “Church and world events.” The colocation of information supports one of the major themes of Saints at War, the […]
[…] of more fully developed female characters and people of color would echo the diversity of the real world we live in—a world Peterson doesn’t seem to want to acknowledge. Levi S. Peterson. Losing a […]
My father has appeared—not in a dream— and shown me where to haul the plates off to, a harder task now that I had the records of Mormon whole and Ether shortened up and […]
[…] rock song lyric, moments on the pitching mound “throwing sidearm strikes” to a kid (188), a third- world Catholic chapel in which the “pale Virgin” is “not exactly the same God worship . . . but […]
Dialogue 38.4 (Winter 2006):105–156
He has written about it at least four times. It reflects most of the problems with all of his extended chiasms. My argument is that he has imposed chiasmus on the […]
Dialogue 42.2 (Summer 2009): ix-xii
But when it comes to pegging Asherah as our Heavenly Mo ther, there are many problems which must be overcome, and Kevin Barney falls short of doing so. Barney’s proposition […]