<i>Dialogue 56:2 (Summer 2023) 109 -112 </i><br> “My wife has left me because I’m attracted to men. I can’t live with myself for hurting her. God has abandoned me for going against the teachings […]
[…] Valley sat in front of the crowd on the rostrum. Behind them was the organ. Its gold -colored pipes spanned the back wall, perfectly symmetrical from top to bottom. During the day, sunlight streamed […]
[…] source of suffering for most people is the experience of isolation and that healing occurs in growth -fostering connection. Judith V. Jordan “For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all […]
[…] pull the front door closed, hit shuffle on today’s Taylor Swift playlist, and wend a solitary two -mile sidewalk route to my hospital flush with the Wasatch Mountains. A novel virus emerged in a […]
[…] the audio version of this piece here. Although members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints shared many values with their Christian neighbors, the differences between Mormons and non–Mormons during the […]
Dialogue’s Board of Directors announces a search for a new editor -in–chief to begin in 2024. Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought has long served as the journal of record for the intellectual and […]
[…] was about twelve, yet another retelling of the Cinderella story was released into theatres in a magic -free but nonetheless magical version called Ever After. One of my favorite scenes in this film involves […]
[…] So whether you’re talking about verbal language or visual representation, abstraction is the first step in meaning -making. Within that logic, theology is itself an abstraction. Religion is, at its foundation, a meaning–making structure. […]
[…] area of scholarship has long been the Italian epic tradition and, more recently, the iconography of pre -twentieth–century ballet performers. Notwithstanding these facts, what I do know is that I very much needed to […]
[…] void.” It is an attempt to use ontological reasoning to range outside ontology, like an apocryphal sixth verse, an anti -verse scrawled upside down in the margin at the end of “If You Could […]