[…] especially in the way that evangelicalism is an all encompassing philosophy that pro vides not only a world view, but a tightly organized structure for all aspects of daily life. Moreover, there is much about […]
[…] a friend, he has been a long-term sub scriber, reads at least half of each issue, and shares his copy with one to three other people. Tastes and Preferences about DIALOGUE Subscriber preferences are […]
[…] laments the abuses of his profession regarding gay people, he does not question or even offer to share the health establishment’s authority. It is as a psychiatrist that he quotes other psychiatrists to challenge […]
[…] relativity, quantum theory is at least as funda mental and has far more applications in the “real” world. Quantum theory essentially tells us that our whole notion of the universe as a collection of […]
[…] flesh out Mormonism’s evolving and complex image. The Mormon Moment is far from new. Fleshing Out the World of Nauvoo Spencer W. McBride, “When Joseph Smith Met Martin Van Buren: Mormonism and the Politics […]
[…] less well-written contributions are so dramatic and on-the-nose that they read almost like articles from the satiric news site The Onion (which, I suppose, could still be argued as relevant alternate history). Perhaps this was […]
[…] whose members provided the bulk of the funding for its passage, nearly $40m. The issue was a breaking point for many in the church and the above roundtable attempts to offer a variety of […]
[…] University. Eugene England, an editor of DIALOGUE, is a teaching assistant in the departments of of both English and Religious Studies at Stanford and a member of the Stanford Ward Bishopric. A deep feeling […]
[…] spokesmen for Clay County’s gentiles, the leaders of the Church at Kirtland claim that the county’s Mormons share “a decided determination to be among the first to repel any invasion” (HC 2:458). But, despite […]
[…] binary under the guise of God’s law, but their method of excluding queerness from Mormonism is slowly breaking down with the rise of queer Latter-day Saint visibility, activism, theology, and sympathy. To be clear, […]