[…] while in other respects it leaves much to be desired. In addition to religious literature, much fictional writing with a basis in Mormonism has appeared. Mormon author Orson Scott Card, for example, has received […]
[…] things could be said. The building block is the sentence. I always rewrite.” As a result, his writing and teaching style were characterized by a quality that his colleague Professor Ed Leuders describes as […]
[…] green book from a dusty shelf above the desk and began flipping through the pages and then writing columns of numbers on a legal pad. “Parts and labor will cost two thousand, plus or […]
[…] same token, the right not to make if we prefer to live otherwise. While it’s unlikely to get much of a hearing by partisans on both sides of this struggle, I would note that […]
[…] creation story was an account of God’s taking possession of a temple. Walton argues that the prophet writing Genesis 1 would have understood the seventh-day activities, in which God “rests,” not as a well-deserved […]
[…] the teenage years into adulthood by postponing careers, marriage, and family; avoiding most civic responsibility and political service; and aimlessly drifting in casual group relationships. Social changes over the past few decades Social changes […]
[…] aligncenter” src=”https://www.dialoguejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Matthew-Garrett.png” alt=”” width=”222″ height=”279″ />In the newest Dialogue podcast Matthew Garrrett, Professor of History at Bakersfield College and winner of the 2015 Juanita Brooks Prize in Mormon Studies, discusses his research on the Indian […]
[…] on, so I put all of my Mormon books in a couple of boxes and got busy writing the sorts of things that get one tenure. I focused most of my efforts on the […]
[…] width=”300″ height=”239″ />The 30th Dialogue podcast features Board Member Gregory A. Prince, who spoke on his new book, <em><a href=”https://www.amazon.com/Leonard-Arrington- Writing-Mormon-History/dp/160781479X”>Leonard Arrington and the Writing of Mormon History</a>,</em> published by the <em>University of Utah Press </em>at a recent Miller […]
[…] Association, Mormon Studies Review, and the Mormon Studies Group at the American Academy of Religion. His current writing projects include a college-level textbook that will serve as an introduction to Mormonism, a book (co-authored […]