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March 16, 2018[…] of the Space Needle, we were above the jostling bodies, the grime, the fetid motivations of predatory human beings. The diminished buildings and streets merged with water, forest, and mountains so that, yes, from […]
[…] of the Space Needle, we were above the jostling bodies, the grime, the fetid motivations of predatory human beings. The diminished buildings and streets merged with water, forest, and mountains so that, yes, from […]
[…] and Arie L. Molendijk (Leuven: Peeers, 2009), 4. David Brown, God and the Enchantment of Place: Reclaiming Human Experience (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004). Like most denominations, Mormonism likes to indicate its own rituals […]
[…] warmed, and nurtured by Mormon feminist communities as a thinker, believer, critic, activist, scholar, writer, mother, and human being by women like Lorie Winder Stromberg, Elouise Bell, Margaret Toscano, Gloria Cronin, Lavina Fielding Anderson, […]
[…] the Gospel of Luke who “introduces the strivings and yearnings of her heart as a recurring, poignantly human, and humanizing refrain amid the solemn sweep and cadences of divine events.” Brother Odd describes her […]
*Details about the Spirit of Dialogue Conference here.* Armand L. Mauss is one of the original (pre -publication) subscribers to Dialogue. He is also a founding and continuing sustainer, having served since the 1970s […]
Trevor Southey passed away yesterday.Joseph–Smith–three–views–e1374478814675Southey was an artist, sculptor, Mormon, gay man, husband, ex–husband, father and a host of other adjectives.
[…] those in leadership callings gave their perspectives on working with single people in their flock. Jennifer Finlayson -Fife talked about the law of chastity and how singles of a wide variety of ages grapple […]
[…] these narratives. At odds with the Church over their sexual desires and gender identities, many hope for human acceptance in this world and Divine acceptance in the world to come. The section “Essays on […]
[…] issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Faulconer offers a compelling philosophical exploration of marriage and human relationships, drawing a striking parallel between Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and modern Western individualism. He critiques the […]
[…] issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Faulconer offers a compelling philosophical exploration of marriage and human relationships, drawing a striking parallel between Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and modern Western individualism. He critiques the […]