[…] Peter Enns is an evangelical Christian and a Bible scholar—two identity markers that’ve raised a few conflicts for him. Which really is too bad, because he seems like a pretty faithful, intelligent, funny guy. […]
[…] that the essays do not address the painful teaching about polygamy in eternity. “These are real issues for Mormon women,” Ms. Haglund said. “And because the church has never said definitively that polygamy won’t […]
[…] politics and power, we can offer sustenance of heart and means. I can do more than grieve over death and destruction. I can love my country by caring enough to keep informed to all […]
In a guest post for Rational Faiths, Board Member Patrick Mason says “It’s pretty obvious that most Mormons are not pacifists. But […]
[…] studies at Utah Valley University since 1995, receiving a Faculty Excellence Award in 2006. As Program Coordinator for Mormon Studies, he has organized conferences on Mormonism and Islam, Mormonism and the Internet, Mormonism and […]
At this year’s Association for Mormon Letters Conference, Steven Peck’s Spring 2014 piece “Two-Dog Dose” won the AML’s Short Fiction Award. Dialogue […]
Wow. This may be the most tangibly useful episode of a Mormon-related podcast I have ever heard. The vulnerability present in this conversation is incredible. I think this is so useful to listen to.
This comment on the new Mormon Matters podcast titled “Mutual Respect: Creating Healthy Relationships When Loved Ones Choose a Different Faith Path” featuring Chelsea Shields Strayer in dialogue with her parents Eric and Heidi Shields.
Check out this preview of “Voices for Equality: Ordain Women and Resurgent Mormon Feminism” including this chapter by Dialogue editor Kristine Haglund and […]
Mark your calendars for October 8 & 9 for a special conference exploring “Black, White, and Mormon: A Conference on the Evolving Status of […]
Over at Pathoes, find the Mormonism: Future of Faith in America online symposium featuring many friends of Dialogue including