The “Lectures on Faith,” seven 1834-35 lessons on theology and doctrine prepared for the “School of the Elders” in Kirtland, Ohio, were canonized in the 1835 edition of the Doctrine and Covenants by official vote…
[…] 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 […]
[…] neither more nor less than rule of action founded in justice for the proper regulation of the human family in their social intercourse, and written with the utmost plainness.” They contrasted this “law” with […]
[…] “I hope someday I can talk with God as this man does.” Of course, all men are human, and I learned later in life that even the General Authorities have faults and failings. President […]
We often hear the phrase, “The Church is the same all over the world.” While a mutual commitment to the gospel provides a feeling of brotherhood and sisterhood that transcends many cultural barriers, I feel…
I discovered early in my scholastic career why a Mormon would never produce great literature. (A good Mormon, that is.) The reason was simple, expounded with eloquence and authority by my BYU “Intro duction to Poetry”…
In the Fall of 1985 DIALOGUE published Meg Munk’s suite of poems entitled, “One Year.” In a mature voice and through particular images, she dramatized her battle with cancer. In the spring of 1986, this…