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[…] are not mutually exclusive responsibilities, of course, but they can be difficult to reconcile in the real world. To be good citizens and good saints, we must either learn how to agree with each […]
[…] Greg Prince’s interview of Chieko Okazaki was a classic. Likewise, the roundtable conversation on “Mormon Authoritarianism and American Pluralism,” featuring the views of David Campbell, Russell Arben Fox, Matthew Bowman and Kristine Haglund, was […]
[…] continue the strong tradition of editorship that has allowed Dialogue to play that role for many thousands of readers, while serving as a venue for Mormonism to engage with the world‘s great ideas and debates.”
[…] loosely. The opening chapters of Son constitute a highly effective and minimally derivative re-imagining of the heroic world of Beowulf. There is a beleaguered land, ravaged by the incursions of a beast whose name identifies […]
[…] More specifically, I didn’t feel that, as a Latter-day Saint, I could ever say anything to the world of academia unless I used my own culture as a starting point for saying it. This […]
[…] conception of this ongoing series the wide variety with which Mormonism itself was received within the early American cultural context. For some, the strange religion provided an opportunity to reflect upon the tenets of […]
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[…] for Utah Statehood describes the Church’s role in acquiring statehood in Utah. 1987: John D. Nielson, “Christ’s World Government: An End of Nationalism and War” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought,Vol 20 No. 3 […]
[…] to the story of Abraham and Issac. 2014: Kristine Haglund, “Editor Kristine Haglund on PBS Newshour” Dialogue Online, 2014. Response to Post-Manifesto Polygamy: The 1899–1904 Correspondence of Helen, Owen, and Avery Woodruff that contains letter […]