Listen to an interview about this piece here. In 2014, Latter -day Saint painter Jon McNaughton painted a triumphal and patriotic, yet reverent, scene of Cliven Bundy on horseback, with one hand lifting an […]
Patheos hosted an online roundtable discussion deconstructing the “<a href=”http://www.patheos.com/Mormon/Topics/Mormon–Moment.html”>Mormon Moment.</a>”
The Stations of the Cross is a series of images representing the final moments of Jesus’ passion and have been used by centuries to aid Christian devotion and contemplation. In this online event produced in…
Join us for a thought -provoking episode featuring an interview with Jason Palmer, delving into his article exploring the intricate world of Peruvian Mormon kinship. In “Tiny Papers: Peruvian Mormon Substances of Relatedness,” Palmer […]
[…] those outside of the United States—who are not even aware of this history. Others have a surface -level understanding of the significance of these decisions and ramifications to members that were victimized by it. […]
[…] channel. He is also starting to produce content on YouTube. He is the author of the open -access book, YHWH’s Divine Images: A Cognitive Approach (published by the Society of Biblical Literature). He received a bachelor’s […]
[…] is a former president of the Association for Mormon Letters, the current editor of Irreantum, and the author of such things as Byuck, Just Julie’s Fine, and The Prophetess of Mars, and the editor […]
[…] Magazine. She was one of the Exponent II BIPOC Scholarship winners for 2022, and is a Latter -day Saint Publishing, Media and Arts 2023 Spark Award Winner in the category of Memoir.Cynthia served a […]
[…] Stenberg v. Carhart in 2000. The ruling struck down a Nebraska law that made performing a “partial -birth abortion” illegal. When a subject is highly controversial—and any question about sex is that—one cannot hope […]
[…] narrate the emergence and history of the field as a story of conventional scholarly investigations by Latter -day Saint professionals, professors, and ecclesiastical leaders. These narratives foreground the efforts of educated, white, upper–middle–class professionals […]