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[…] Proclamations is just one of the thought–provoking shows in the Dialogue Podcast Network, which brings Latter–day Saint perspectives into dialogue with faith, art, and human experience. Subscribe to Family Proclamations and other great shows today! #DialoguePodcastNetwork #FamilyProclamations #LGBTQ
[…] official 2013 Gospel Topics essay “Race and the Priesthood.” The essay asserts that the ban resulted from human error rather than divine will, further confessing that Brigham Young, as the instigator of the ban, […]
[…] doubt that structure limits function, but to argue that structure always determines function ignores too much knowledge about human socialization. Stout’s proposition that there are bio logically based differences in sexual propensity seems irrefutable, but […]
[…] in his final days. Join us for a thoughtful discussion on storytelling, faith, and the power of fiction to explore deep human questions. Listen now on the Dialogue Podcast Network and explore more at dialoguejournal.com.
[…] in his final days. Join us for a thoughtful discussion on storytelling, faith, and the power of fiction to explore deep human questions. Listen now on the Dialogue Podcast Network and explore more at dialoguejournal.com.
[…] agreed with him. My husband is a professor at the University, and while we are active Latter -day Saints, we cannot view the peace symbol as satanic, any more than we can agree with […]
[…] canals, and railroad spurs, etc.) , the political and financial difficulties causing years of setbacks, the architectural design of the exterior and interior, the symbolic exterior stones (earth, moon, sun, cloud, stars, Saturn, big […]
[…] God: “Murray, the trouble with you is you think you’re God, and everybody has to audition for human being.” It’s a superficial comedy, but Herb Gardner’s witty lines often convey some fragment of philosophic […]
[…] triumphant or destroyed. No particular values are being promoted, and none roundly condemned. Rather, readers are presented human beings trying to make their way through a complex and shifting world with no iron rod […]