The Gift of Tongues
March 14, 2018[…] why a voice had spared her life. *** Labor Day weekend was a quiet affair. No terrifying news from the Middle East. The last hoorah of the summer came and went with nothing more […]
[…] why a voice had spared her life. *** Labor Day weekend was a quiet affair. No terrifying news from the Middle East. The last hoorah of the summer came and went with nothing more […]
[…] be like old times. I’d studied the postcard with its photograph of a cramped and filthy open market in Jerusalem: bins of dried fruit and lentils, skinless goat and sheep carcasses suspended from steel […]
[…] legendary Mormon publication, I’ve collected from various Exponent bloggers some thoughts about Dialogue‘s role in their lives and about Dialogue articles that have particularly impacted them. MayDialogue continue on for another 50 years… and […]
[…] Garcia, Gabrielle Blair, Patrick Mason, Meg Conly, Greg Prince, Michael Austin, Ben Park, Courtney Clark Kendrick, Paul Reeve, and Eric Samuelsen and more discussing LDS art, the issues surrounding Mormon groupthink, the place of Dialogue […]
[…] Dialogue 50.4 (Winter 2017): 1–52. Tom Christofferson’s That We May Be One exploded onto the LDS book market with a series of news releases, interviews, and appearances. It represents a gigantic leap in the […]
[…] Wells received a letter from Young filled with military advice. But Young’s message also contained quite different news: “Br. Wells, your little daughter Luna is still very unwell, and there is but little prospect […]
[…] their patients come from a select population that is not demonstratively representative of patients in psychotherapy. Recent news (usually ill-informed) about nude therapy groups and publicity of the Southern Californian fringe do suggest that […]
[…] the missionary outreach to the world has shouldered its way into the literature of culture, history, and politics of members far and away from “Zion” at home. Battlefields to Temple Grounds: Latter-day Saints in […]
[…] relations and softened their stance on coordinated disciplines. Leaders did not want a repeat of the national headlines that swept the United States in September 1993. That does not mean that the boundaries are […]
[…] remains, insofar as we really try to take up the cross, a scandal and inconvenience to us today. All the uncertainty and occlusion we experience in trying to move through him toward our heavenly […]