The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is to be congratulated for its latest edition of the Doctrine and Covenants. My personal copy of this volume—happily, a gift from Dr. Robert J. Matthews […]
Dialogue 18.2 (Summer 1985): 42
For this reason, I would suggest that in theory—and sometimes even in practice—”Mormonism” typically sees frontiers in medicine such as those we have discussed as opportunities for expanding its […]
[…] Gospels between A.D. 80-95. Thus we must begin with the letters of Paul if we are looking for the earliest reliable information. What information we do have, however, is overwhelmingly against the traditional Mormon […]
I am the wife of Orson Pratt .. . I was formerly a member of the Mormon church. . . . I have not been a believer in the Mormon doctrines for thirty years, and am […]
[…] by its proper name and stop using the term “Mormon,” perhaps the time has come to advocate for a more objective term for the academic study of the larger movement than “Mormon Studies,” which […]
[…] away, leaving only the barest impressions in stubborn particles of clinging ink. I am a man searching for what once was, seeking for what was lost in darkness to shine forth as light. Sensing […]
[…] lives of her mortal children? What explains her absence, her silence, her apparent abandonment of her children for millennia? And, further, isn’t it somehow inexplicable that her identity could have been revealed to the […]
[…] a stone, whatever—has weakened Church members’ collective confidence in a once solid-seeming story. But while new in formation may lead to bewilderment or even crises of testimony, realizing how little we know also opens […]
Dialogue 4.2 (Summer 1971): 65–68If there is no history of ancient Antarctica, there is a valid reason for it. Stone Age man penetrated every continent except Antarctica, and until modern times, Antarctica was unexplored
[…] Ray hold hands, sitting across from her on the couch. It was late, past one; they’d talked for hours, the conversation flowing around Lucille like the river around rocks that time she’d gone white […]