[…] The Church is now publishing topics and materials that caused my exit—women’s feminist history and theology are online and in new books. Compared to 1993, this is Camelot. BYU offers feminist classes with theories […]
[…] Mormon Literature, Lavina Fielding Anderson and Eugene England, eds. (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1996): 49-68. Also online at the Mormon Literature website:http:/ /humanities. byu.edu/MLDB/totell.htm. Ibid., 43. Richard H. Cracroft, “Attuning the Authentic Mormon […]
[…] Reverend Richard Neuhaus, “Father Richard Neuhaus on the Iraqi Crisis: Disarmament as a Just Cause,” Rome Zenit, online edition, March 10, 2003, http://www.catholicjustwar.org/neuhaus.asp. Jeffrey R. Johansen, “Wars of Preemption, Wars of Revenge,” DIALOGUE 35 […]
[…] violates our own Rules 1 and 4. These allegations are untrue, as is discussed in our detailed online response. We agree that Alma 36, because of its length and complexity, presents special challenges to […]
[…] his Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet), to name just a few. When the new Church website, MormonsandGays.com went online, we posted a roundable discussion with William Bradshaw, Robert Rees, Mitch Mayne and me, in which […]
[…] to struggle, research, formulate, reconceptualize, and struggle some more in order to work through the problems. Many online communities, especially those that gather the most people, are good at providing the first two elements, […]
[…] I’m especially thrilled that we’re able to host hundreds of images that can’t be found anywhere else online. As the only central repository for Book of Mormon art, the catalog seeks to be a […]
[…] the printed version. For citational and bibliographical purposes, please use the printed version or the PDFs provided online and on JSTOR. Delivered on July 21, 2022 to the Prague EuroSeminar, a forum for young […]
[…] surreptitiously placed his fists on his hips in the Superman pose, for he had watched a video online that said doing so can spike one’s testosterone and in turn one’s self-confidence. As he followed […]
[…] the printed version. For citational and bibliographical purposes, please use the printed version or the PDFs provided online and on JSTOR. This article uses “Orlean” to refer to Orlean Harriet Kingston Gustafson. Many people […]