[…] that, but it is just incompatible. People seem to think, “I believe in creation, so therefore I am a creationist.” I have to ask, “If you live in a democracy, does that make you […]
[…] deeply moving. Art cannot save Edgar from suffering and pain; he is limited by the universe they both live in. What he can do is be there when needed to show that he understands and […]
[…] This can be found online at www.meridianmagazine.com. Howard W. Hunter, “President’s Formal Charge of Responsibility,” LDS Church News, 26 Nov. 1994. I am grateful to Dr. Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi of the University of Haifa, Haifa, […]
[…] especially close to Joseph III and signed one of her letters to him, “with much love I am always your sister.” She had a maternal love for the youngest boy David Hyrum, whom she […]
[…] met at a kegger and then got pregnant. Within the first few pages, however, Pam miscarries. The news is particularly devastating to Jacob, who spends the rest of the novel getting knocked around like […]
[…] mom’s carport, but it’s time to go, and she’s smiling and laughing and thinking I’m funny (I am funny, of course, really funny for the first time in my life). She guides my hands […]
For the past six years, I have been engaged in various dialogues best under stood by a quick trip through the editorial correspondence files, a sort of diary (or dia-log) of my term as editor. […]
<i>Dialogue 39.4 (Winter 2006): 67–90</i><br>Members of the Community of Christ were shocked when our president, W. Grant McMurray, announced that he had resigned on November 29, 2004 , effective immediately.
“John Durham Peters may well be the most original thinker in the broad field of communication and media studies in the United States.” So claims Michael Schudson, professor of communication at the University of […]
[…] has a strong authority structure. Power seemingly originates at the center of the Church, with the prophet and apostles, and radiates outward from there. This system of authority developed in the context of the […]