Sonya
March 29, 2024Sonya has been sober almost a year —six months in treatment and six months on her own—and goes to AA meetings at noon or at 7:00 p.m. (sometimes both times) every day. She smokes […]
Sonya has been sober almost a year —six months in treatment and six months on her own—and goes to AA meetings at noon or at 7:00 p.m. (sometimes both times) every day. She smokes […]
[…] to pay tribute to Lavina Fielding Anderson, who was my first introduction to a truly liberal Mormon —that rare breed of Latter-day Saints who believe that a fervent testimony and an objective study of […]
[…] I’m sure that some of them would like the histories to be honest. But obviously some want distorted history —distorted to order. O: Is it honest to control history? M: Certainly dishonest history isn’t […]
Among the benefits to reading authors with large, proven oeuvres is trust. We can trust Steven L. Peck. Remember that through the provocations of the opening of his astonishing new release from BCC Press, a…
[…] “Multiple Personality Disorder,” a mental illness in which an individual possesses more than one discrete personality identity, each with its own worldview, personal history, and characteristics. The classic model of this phenomenon’s etiology is […]
[…] the other end of the spectrum, SZ’s first two groups “are very concerned with message and meaning —significant themes and symbols,” according to DS. I see that Dialogue’s mission statement is for the expression […]
[…] looked at the carpeted void between the two white sheets, I didn’t believe it. I was convinced that I had moved them closer in the process of standing up. Or perhaps my therapist had […]
[…] faith, my parents always dutifully had large quantities of wheat, rice, beans, and all other manner of food stored —food we never ate in our daily lives. While they rarely discussed end-time catastrophe, I […]
Spring 2012 Issue opens with a feisty stack of letters to Dialogue before delving into Shawn Tucker’s exploration of Mormonism’s contribution to the “Virtues and Vices” tradition in various religious and philosophical schools of thought.