[…] with an aggressive, almost insubordinate petition, urging reform in the promotional system for officers in the mounted service. This document was subsequently endorsed by Generals Harney and Scott during a pause in their own […]
By myself, I’m driving east on 1-70, just out of Denver. I’m looking for silos. I’m also listening to jazzmeister Herbie Hancock on his new tribute-to-Joni-Mitchell CD, River. You gotta love that Herbie, I’m thinking. […]
[…] the crafting of the past via available source materials. Neither the process of constructing memory nor the writing of history is unbiased, but the latter is “based on empirical sources which we can decide […]
<a href=”https://www.dialoguejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/neylan-mcbaine.png”><img class=”alignright wp-image-6373″ src=”https://www.dialoguejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/neylan-mcbaine.png” alt=”neylan-mcbaine” width=”167″ height=”257″ /></a> The 21st Dialogue podcast features Neylan McBaine, founder and editor-in-chief of the <a title=”Mormon Women Project” href=”http://www.mormonwomen.com/”>Mormon Women Project</a>, a continuously expanding digital library of interviews […]
[…] write about concepts which I believe may be meaningless. But as Bennett has pointed out, I was writing about the Mormon beliefs about God and the soul—not whether these beliefs are meaningful or true. […]
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[…] including a truncated version of the Book of Mormon in French, Whittle started to compact Richards’s story, writing A Précis of the Life of LePetit Richards, which was to become a contribution as an […]
[…] long time to publish so many articles on the Book of Mormon. First up, Brian Hales, “Automatic Writing and the Book of Mormon: An Update.” Here, Hales examines one of the newer theories for […]
[…] material to second-Isaiah and more. The other is Hugh Nibley, a classicist trained at UC–Berkeley who began writing in the 1950s articles that set the Book of Mormon in an Ancient Near Eastern context. […]
[…] the Mormon Pioneers, by Brock Cheney, Summer 2013. Polly Aird, “Full Lives but Not Fulfilling,” Review of The Polygamous Wives Writing Club: From the Diaries of Mormon Pioneer Women, by Paula Kelly Harline, Spring 2015.