[…] earth is but a great record, each continent but a page, each community but a paragraph, and each human being’s body but a sentence.” Maeser and the members of the academy board were so pleased […]
[…] of whole societies, even of immense empires. But how can we possibly comprehend the death of the human species, much less the entire planetary biosphere? So our minds go blank. They simply shut down […]
[…] as I have. I do believe that what is missing is a recognition of the opponent’s underlying humanity. Since I know their capacity for warmth, I want them to reach out to their enemies […]
[…] only what they are, but also their whole sense of being. Christ distinguishes words and interpretations of human beings, even priests, even authorities, from the ways of God — not for his own status […]
[…] especially the prophet. Such history can hinder the Church because it produces a misplaced faith in the humans who lead the institution rather than in God. By not allowing the prophet to err in […]
[…] characterized by a blend of traditional American culture mixed with unique, sometimes even radical, elements. The nineteenth -century Mormon family combined aspects of Puritan family morality with a unique theology of family continuity in […]
[…] way he used language. Having come forth from the womb with a love of words, believing that human language dignifies and magnifies us, puts a shape on things, I have ears receptive to a […]
Dear Friend of Dialogue, Dialogue is entering its Jubilee year – can you believe it’s been five decades? We have many debts to […]
[…] fifty published short stories. “Leviathan” demonstrated Stone’s ability to tell a compelling story incorporating an SF theme—alien/ human interaction—with equally compelling perspectives on ethics, morality, spirituality, and religion. His novel, Unforgettable, at first feels […]
Patricia Nelson Limerick presents “Hair–Raising Tales from the Department of the Interior: A Report from the Front Lines of the Battle Against Boredom” on Thursday, […]