[…] be willing to see those things that might shock you were someone else to pass you the news. Rosa Burger, the main character in Gordimer’s Burger’s Daughter, is the daughter of Lionel Burger, the […]
[…] Another development has been the simplification of the Church for ease in exporting it to the growing international Church. The manuals have been rewritten at elementary school levels and many programs have been curtailed. […]
[…] specialized in American religious history and modern American history. Along the way he also earned an M.A. in international peace studies at Notre Dame. From 2007-2009 he was Assistant Professor of History and Associate Director of […]
Good advice was of no use in the garden,
reason only rudimentary in her
who slouched toward the tree and took unflinching
what was needed.
[…] you checked her out.” I try to counter but can’t. Instead, I turn on the TV and search for a baseball game. Big fan—I used to play, before getting hitched. Kendra pur posefully avoids […]
At sixteen, I’m listening to the sounds of a fractured frame house: my older sister sobbing over hard news about a religious leader she has long admired,
[…] on Theology (1930); James E. Talmage’s Articles of Faith (1899) and The Vitality of Mormonism (1919); BYU English professor Nels L. Nelson’s The Scientific Aspects of Mormonism (1904); and John A. Widtsoe’s Joseph Smith […]
[…] Smith is the Production Editor at Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. He holds a BA in English UVU and MA in Film and Literature from the University of York. He has produced the […]
Karla Stirling serves as chair of the Dialogue Board of Directors. She received a BA from Brigham Young University and JD and MBA degrees from the University of Utah. She practiced business and commercial law in…
[…] five children, often simultaneously. For five years, Emily covered the online world of Mormonism for the Deseret News and currently webedits Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. She blogs for By Common Consent and […]