Fear, Faith, and Other F-Words
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[…] it.” *** The next session, I say, “I’ll swear. But not yet.” “Could you start by just writing it down? Songs? Didn’t you say that you liked Taylor Swift’s new album? It’s explicit.” I […]
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I struggle with beginnings. I always just want to get to it. However, allow me to take a bit of time to introduce myself before I tell the story of my experience with the […]
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When Samuel W. Taylor began toying with the idea of writing on the Nauvoo period of Mormon history, his editor undoubtedly pointed out that as fiction the subject was strictly a zero. Who would […]
[…] its traditions, hopes, and perplexities. May Dialogue continue, as it has begun, in the mode of sensitive service to fellows which is such a meaningful part of the Mormon Way. Robert Flanders Department of […]