On March 13, 1852, two men, one white and armed with a rifle, the other a Goshute armed with bow and arrows, confronted each other in the Stansbury Mountains west of Tooele, a small, […]
[…] enigmatic practice. It is no exaggeration to say that the book changed my life. Discovering it as a faithful Latter-day Saint woman and young mother living in a rural town was like finding a […]
[…] Hinckley, “Symbol of Our Faith.” Jeffrey R. Holland, “Lifted Up upon the Cross” (Oct. 2022). See John Hilton et al. “Latter-day Saints and Images of Christ’s Crucifixion,” BYU Studies Quarterly 60, no. 2 (2021): 49–79.
<i>Dialogue 55.2 (Spring 2022): 93–102</i><br> The way of viewing truth in the Church differs from the common philosophical concept of truth as something that corresponds to the historical or present facts of a given situation.
[…] to impose on these people who have crossed his mind. He thinks maybe he should be pray ing for them himself. He thinks maybe he is just shy or tired or that his reticence […]
[…] English teacher, who had joined in Germany. The last was a woman from Brazil who was learn ing English but could understand the Spanish well enough not to need the translation. After reading the […]
[…] in the Middle East still plague us with consequences today. About fifty million or more died from a devastatingly destructive Spanish flu epidemic, incubated in the wartime trenches in France and spread worldwide among […]
<i>Dialogue 49.1 (Spring 2016): 1–26</i><br> Central to Joseph’s creative energies was a profound commitment to an ideal of cosmic as well as human collaboration. His personal mode of leadership increasingly shifted from autocratic to […]
[…] Mormon and non-Mormon scholars alike. The purpose of this bibliographic essay is to bring scholarly articles deal ing primarily with Mormon history, culture, and theology to the attention of Dialogue readers. The major source […]