Judging Israel
March 29, 2023[…] would this have spared his kids the difficulty of an inevitable divorce? Should the faith at large share any accountability for the man’s actions? All of this was coming to me in raw emotional […]
[…] would this have spared his kids the difficulty of an inevitable divorce? Should the faith at large share any accountability for the man’s actions? All of this was coming to me in raw emotional […]
[…] by DeVoto and countless Latter-day Saints negotiating their relationship to the inherited past of their own faith today. The grounds of the early Saints and polygamy are well-trod within Mormon literature. Where Grant—Washington Post […]
Adam McLain is a MA/PhD student in the English department and first-year writing instructor at the University of Connecticut. He writes and researches on dystopian literature, legal theory, and sexual ethics. His recent publications […]
Adam McLain is a MA/PhD student in the English department and first-year writing instructor at the University of Connecticut. He writes and researches on dystopian literature, legal theory, and sexual ethics. His recent publications […]
[…] elected to give it to the Church. For decades that gift has supported missionary work throughout the world. Today, two Latter-day Saint temples sit on land Eugene and his family deeded to the Church. […]
[…] and use it for the sole purpose of feeling joy? I learned that I don’t have to share my gifts with thousands to fulfill his purpose because when I sing, I feel God’s love […]
[…] reminds you of an umbilicus, not because oranges are the center of the marketplace, let alone the world, but simply because it looks like a belly button. I suppose I love the term “belly […]
[…] (especially religious dogmatism) grow in the land. And here is Paul, who brought Christianity to the western world, speaking the same words. “Prove all things”: consider all things; look at all possibilities; examine your […]
[…] Heart, mind, and spirit are uplifted by Greaves’s story of Professor Jacob Milgrom’s blessings, in Hebrew and English, for the benefit of a student departing from the class by reason of illness. Intellectual debates […]
[…] three on elements of the Church’s confrontation with emerging homosexual identities and social movements in the post– World War II era; one each on LDS artistic and literary production across its history; and two […]