Letters to the Editor
July 31, 2024[…] embrace it. And thus we hate to see members off on tangents alien to most of the world because we know that our primary responsibility is to show others just what God’s plan of […]
[…] embrace it. And thus we hate to see members off on tangents alien to most of the world because we know that our primary responsibility is to show others just what God’s plan of […]
[…] period, place, and people. According to Frank Stevens, who later helped her paint the LDS Manti Temple’s world room, Minerva’s paintings were dedicated to “telling the story” she felt compelled to paint as part […]
[…] 2020 elections, see Tad Walch, “ChurchBeat: What we know about Latter-day Saints votes in Utah, Arizona,” Deseret News, November 5, 2020. 26. David E. Campbell, John C. Green, J. Quin Monson, Seeking the Promised […]
[…] for an archaic work that he or someone else surreptitiously translated from an ancient language into modern English.” It continues like this, mimicking the seriousness of Book of Mormon literary devices and ancient Israelite […]
[…] has very recently decided to step away from the faith. Thank you Collin, for being willing to share your story, I appreciate it. Collin McDonald: Thank you Jennifer. I’m eager to contribute, eager to […]
Americanist Approaches to The Book of Mormon cannot quite be described as “ground breaking.” It covers ground, the editors acknowledge right up front, that has been broken many times before. In their introductory essay, […]
[…] teaching program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. I was still taking a few classes in English literature and completing a round of student teaching in a lively seventh-grade class at the Martin […]
[…] the missionary culture and wanted a physical reminder that there were others like me out in the world. She mentioned pronoun pins, and in a moment of rash decision I asked for “they/them” as […]
[…] the verbal citation that do not fit into another category. Examples of non-gendered sources include quotes from newspapers and magazines that did not include authors, anonymous sayings, the dictionary, musicals, individuals without names or […]
[…] book that should be in the hands of everyone who thinks deeply about Mormonism’s place in the world. Writing for the Cambridge Element series on religion and violence, Patrick Mason has produced a crisp, […]