[…] there are many more in this room. Theology for me is about cultivating ways to unify the human with the divine. It’s about seeking an Atonement with Deity and each other. And to me, […]
<i>Dialogue 57:4 (Winter 2024) 107 -112 </i><br> Since joining the Church, I have been blessed with a number of revelations relating to my life as a gay Mormon. Perhaps more remarkable may be how […]
Darren Parry summarizes how the Book of Mormon continuously testifies of Jesus Christ in the latest Book of Mormon Gospel Study. Darren Parry is the former Chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation.…
[…] of Utah. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she teaches humanities at an all -boys school for the arts. Amy is passionate about amplifying the voices of Latter–day Saints who advocate […]
[…] from April 1844. I found that it was indeed that but also more—a work of historical Latter -day Saint theology on the nature of God and humans, the resurrection of children, the meaning of […]
[…] novels about Black Mormon pioneers entitled Standing on the Promises. He has long been actively engaged in human rights and civil rights causes that promote the brotherhood and sisterhood of God’s children. Gregory A. […]
[…] and bleeds “from every pore” or “at every pore.” And Smith’s Jesus is not just suffering from human anxiety in the face of his own impending death on the cross. He suffers, he sweats […]
[…] of the series, Valerie and Fiona Givens dive deep into the implications of atonement theology on the human soul and the criminal justice system. They emphasize the need for a healing–focused approach within both […]
[…] of the series, Valerie and Fiona Givens dive deep into the implications of atonement theology on the human soul and the criminal justice system. They emphasize the need for a healing–focused approach within both […]
[…] became old maids at twenty–two or three. I agree that housewives and mothers should be recognized as human beings who carry on a valuable, although not glamorous, task in our society, just as garbage […]