[…] the archive, and the inability of the archive (in theory and praxis) to encompass narratives of the human experiences it claims. Queerness may present itself in the archive as “scraps,” but it also sits […]
[…] being the innocent victims. I personally know of many violations by members of both political parties. The human weakness of mixing politics with religion certainly has not been confined to one party. One of […]
[…] Garden of Babel” gorgeously comes alive as Eldria and God speak about what it means to be human and to be a god. What does this human woman learn from God? What does God […]
[…] of man’s intelligence, the elements, laws, and time and space suggest important implications for the problems of human freedom and the presence of so much natural and moral evil—two of the most difficult problems […]
[…] see the NRSV: “Consider your own call, brothers and sisters: not many of you were wise by human standards, not many were powerful, not many were of noble birth.” Since it’s in italics, there […]
[…] she was hearing it in English. She nodded and asked, “Where are we?” He smiled, a very human and reassuring gesture. He said, “It is where we wait.” “The spirit world?” she asked. “Yes,” […]
[…] by reordering the whole economic structure.” If conceptions of nature are built around just one crescent of human experience, male, it is clear that the intergenerational repercussions of woman’s dismissal and subordination, her separation […]
[…] with the concept of war as a political tool among nations, he condemned the absurd waste of human potential and the destruction of both human life and human values as well.” Family In 1924, […]
[…] is no easy task in the era of DNA studies, archaeological excavations, and aggressive attacks by evangelical Protestants. Latter -day Saints cultivate commitment to the veracity of the Book of Mormon in many different ways.
[…] any basis for judging it. The possibilities that this relationship has opened up are so far beyond human understanding that an outside viewer would have no way of perceiving what was happening anyway. That […]