[…] to present “the wisdom and values of outstanding Latter-day Saint women concerning woman’s role in the modern world.” But this objective was diluted when the contributors were invited to write something “useful, . . […]
[…] list of recent works will notice that a high proportion of the reviewed literature concerns the ” World Church.” From India to England, Tin Can Island to Finland, South Africa to Central America the […]
A man of men to thee, a seer of thine to men lived here; lives; shall live.
[…] me in a position where I was to reach out to the entire membership of the Church, worldwide, was one of the most staggering contemplations that I could imagine. How could I do it […]
As an epigraph to their anthology A Believ ing People: Literature of the Latter-day Saints, Richard Cracroft and Neal Lambert quote Orson F. Whitney’s 1888 Contributor essay, “Home Literature”: We shall yet have Miltons […]
[…] 1975): 45-50. Authority, Doctrine, and Theology Benz, Ernst. “Mormonism and the Secularization of Religions in the Modern World.” BYU Studies 16 (Summer 1976): 627-639. Bunker, Gary L., and Davis Bitton. “Mesmerism and Mormonism.” BYU […]
[…] among living General Authorities, no mistakes or inconsistencies in current doctrine and all seems well in Zion today. I believe that I understand the reasons for this scholarly hesitancy, but they are not so […]
Dear Sirs: …. The first issue specified that “Dialogue is not a journal of conservative opinion or a journal of liberal opinion, an evangelical journal or a journal of dissent; it is a forum […]
[…] lifted my thoughts from the mundane and sweetened my dreams of fulfillment,” wrote one. Another commented, “A newspaper for Mormon feminists? Far out! Maybe there is a place in the Church for women like […]
[…] breath rasped, and for an instant he thought that he too was on the brink of that world where spirits whisper and wait. “I’m sorry, Regina,” he said. “You cried on the day we […]