[…] through a historical lens as Thatcher consistently compares the past to the present and reflects on changes over time. For example, Thatcher invites a friend to help her complete the Beehive goal to “identify […]
[…] I slip out of my room and sit down on that well-worn spot on the couch that over time has become mine—the one the boys grumble good-naturedly about having to relinquish because dad says […]
[…] all acts done in my house, being but a boarder in the house and having a manager over the business of the Hotel. In her old-age reminiscences, Kinney’s daughter Ellen limned a more benign […]
[…] Mormon,” featured in the summer issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought (available now on dialoguejournal .com). Hemming, a former editor-in-chief of Exponent II and current art editor at Dialogue Journal, and Franchino-Olsen, […]
[…] participate and say, “I want to be part of it.” Too, that testimony thing is always hanging over me. Bob: You feel excluded in that you don’t really have the complete credentials to be […]
[…] respond dramatically because they are finding others are concerned about them personally and their welfare. We have over 8,000 college students who have volunteered to teach potential drop-outs and to involve themselves in their […]
As a special advent-themed treat, Dialoguejournal.com will be featuring holiday-flavored offerings from it’s archives leading up to Christmas Day.
Patheos hosted an online roundtable discussion deconstructing the “<a href=”http://www.patheos.com/Mormon/Topics/Mormon-Moment.html”>Mormon Moment.</a>”
[…] us, even when our experiences are exciting ones. One does not choose to read a piece of history over a piece of fiction (though many think they must). They are two different things. Samuel Taylor […]
[…] which I sup pose it is. And the guy just stared at her and said: “Mountains. Range over east of here.” Lilly Anne said, “How far?” And the guy looked up to see me […]