[…] feminists, and its transformative impact on the lives of women navigating faith and identity. They share behind-the-scenes stories of their research, the challenges faced by Mormon feminists, and the ways the publication continues to […]
[…] lives and means a great deal to us. My husband is presently Stake Mission President, and I am serving as 1st counselor in the Relief Society and teaching the Gospel Fundamentals Class and Primary. […]
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[…] artistic experimentation come questions about God and grace for which we have no vocabulary, no syllogisms, only stories. Such as this tiny story about Heike and her dog in the park, which may be […]
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[…] church or in any other community. Armand L. Mauss Pullman, Washington *** A Warm, Grateful Feeling I am grateful for the decision to publish critical biblical scholarship in Dialogue. John Meier, whose work appeared in […]
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