[…] the editorial mantle of DIALOGUE has passed to a new leadership. The journal is in excellent shape and bears a positive impact from each editorial team. For twenty years numerous individuals have tirelessly devoted […]
[…] and other activities; and for fellowshipping and personal living. I was lucky enough to be invited to live at the institute. The university gave credit for courses completed in the Old and New Testaments, […]
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What happens when a Mormon house wife, faithful to husb and and church, encounters the dark side of human experience including adultery, child molestation, spouse abandonment, and divorce? In this fine first novel, Linda […]
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[…] work in their writings, Alexander proposes that this new way of writing Mormon history is an ex ample of a larger scholarly effort he terms “human studies.” He spends a third of his article trying […]
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I’ll be blogging conference live at Dialogue’s affiliated blog, By Common Consent, with real-time coverage from the Conference Center and lots of discussion, both serious and silly, in the comment section. Can’t quite tell […]
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