[…] in this section have been published elsewhere and may seem redundant to students of this subject, but for the benefit of those who aren’t familiar with the literature, they require repeating. Moreover, to discern […]
[…] and potentially discriminatory; and . . . Whereas, The process of democratic approval of priesthood calls allows for cultural diversity on this issue to be respected; be it therefore Resolved, That the church set […]
[…] Mormon Thought, and miscellaneous articles in Sunstone magazine. He recently completed an 11-year stint as news editor for Sunstone and lives with his family in Oxford, Ohio. David J. Howlett is a visiting assistant […]
[…] of U.S. foreign policy. As the Church continues to grow internationally, it can no longer be taken for granted that all Latter-day Saints will confirm the ideology by which the United States justifies its […]
[…] you are in Heavenly Father’s shoes immediately after developing the plan of salvation. You have the theory for the premortal existence, life on Earth, the spirit world, and the three degrees of glory, and […]
[…] socially situated; symbols do not, in and of themselves, communicate outside a given cultural understanding. The crucifix, for instance, carries deep theological meaning for many Christians, not because there is anything inherently communicative about […]
[…] or symbol here, just a romp with language, which brings me to my point: I extol Dialogue for daring to diverge in its spring 1997 issue on the “new Mormon scholarship” and would like […]
[…] from the LDS Church headquartered in Salt Lake City. The plural term “Mormonisms” may have been used for the first time by Grant Underwood in 1986. Since then, it has been used by sociologist […]
Dr. Alma P. Burton, currently Assistant Administrator of Seminaries and Institutes for the L.D.S. Department of Education, first published his guide in 1952 to satisfy a long-felt want of many people who desired to […]
[…] sweeping to be fully fathomed, too revolutionary to be easily accepted, but too well documented to be ignored, his concepts of evolution1 by natural selection have been hotly debated now for well over a century.