Letters to the Editor
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Wonderful Personal Voice
April 10, 2010[…] limited enough that I can make no claim of expertise sufficient to enter a debate. Yet my humanity, with reason and faith, resonates with reality while reading such an article. I am warmed by […]
Salvation through a Tabernacle: Joseph Smith, Parley P. Pratt, and Early Mormon Theologies of Embodiment
June 8, 2010[…] Socratic dialogue Phaedo, Plato offered a multi-layered argument for the immortality of the soul, claiming that the human spirit belonged with the Forms—that is, the highest and most fundamental kind of reality, as opposed […]
Walking into the Heart of the Questions: An Interview with Grant McMurray
December 8, 2011[…] my responsibility, as Church president, to say, “Now that we have built this temple, with its strange design of a spiral to the heavens, this is what it means to be a people who […]
Review: JSPP, Histories, Volume 1: Joseph Smith Histories, 1832-1844
July 14, 2012[…] a record kept among you.
These are words of revelation to which all those interested in the human past muster a resounding amen, Latter-day Saint and non-Mormon alike. The process of heeding that call […]
On Racism and the Mormon Church and Response
August 22, 2012[…] predecessors had confused their own racist views with God’s will and that the priesthood ban resulted from human error and limitations rather than a divine curse. Given the church’s ecclesiology, this step would be […]
Book Review: Common Ground/Different Opinions: Latter-day Saints and Contemporary Issues
November 5, 2013[…] ways to disagree as loving brothers and sisters, which is really hard. It is really hard because human beings are not good at disagreeing while remaining friends. Our evolutionary programming works against us. For […]
Book Review: Richard J. Mouw’s Talking With Mormons
January 22, 2014[…] of Mormons themselves, to understand how they respond to “the hopes and fears of all the years”—common human concerns: The shift here is from an agenda shaped by the question ‘How do we keep […]
Book Review: “Wrestling the Angel.” Terryl Givens’ Illuminated Tour of Mormon Thought
August 12, 2014[…] Common Consent By WVS Terryl L. Givens Wrestling the Angel: The Foundations of Mormon Thought: Cosmos, God, Humanity Hardcover: i-xiii, 390 pages. Publisher: Oxford University Press, forthcoming (2014). Pre-order Amazon price in the US: […]
Recap of “Of One Body: The State of Mormon Singledom”
June 25, 2015
Cross posted at By Common Consent
Audio recordings of talks from the symposium are available here, with video of Clayton Christensen’s plenary above. Symposium organizers Matt Bowman and Sharon Harris share their thoughts below in a mock interview. We are glad to welcome them once again as guests at BCC.
On May 16, we held a symposium in New York City. Called “Of One Body: The State of Mormon Singledom,” it was designed not as a typical Mormon singles conference (planned to encourage flirting and courtship), but as a serious discussion about the growing numbers of single Mormons and the falling rates of marriage within Mormonism. Both of these trends reflect broad patterns in American culture, but we wanted to discuss what they mean for Mormons in particular.