[…] attacks. How will these current and future discoveries within the realm of bi ology affect Mormonism? This essay is an attempt to understand new scientific breakthroughs within the context of the gospel by focusing […]
[…] as poetry editor for Exponent II.JANESSA M. RANSOM is an MFA candidate at Lesley University in the Writing for Young People program with an interdisciplinary focus on poetry. She graduated from Harvard University with […]
[…] and Romneys they were, from the Mexican colonies, and of my work in the Church’s history division, writing accounts of just such stalwarts as his ancestors. Of the pregnancy there was little mention; things […]
[…] to the inductive method of inquiry, stimulated by his vision of scientific discoveries being employed in the service of society. But even Bacon, for all his proclaimed empiricism, succumbed to the allure of certainty […]
[…] and Join together again of themselves (Church News, 12 May 1985). Or when I read Martin Harris, writing to W. W. Phelps in 1830: Joseph Smith Jr first come to my notice in the […]
Dialogue 49.3 (Fall 2016): 151–155
Shiffler-Olsen turns Joseph Smtih’s first-person First Vision accounts into poetry.
[…] polygamy, the law of celestial marriage, but remain monogamous with one wife or even no wives? This paper will refer to the sex-focused, androcentric, patriarchal, heteronormative model of polygyny as the Standard Model. At […]
[…] the table. In this episode, the trio explores the intersection of academic training and the art of writing, shedding light on how the editing process played a crucial role in bringing “The Path and […]
[…] jointly, and eighty-three children of polygamous families. Hulett, a research assistant for Young, used the interviews in writing his dissertation, and Young used them in his book, Isn’t One Wife Enough? (1954). Young’s book […]
[…] on 30 August 1934. The author has attempted to verify the publication of such a volume but as of this writing has been unable to do so. Rulon Jeffs succeeded Johnson in 1986 (Bitton 1987).