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Issue
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March-April 1998
Table of Contents
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Topics included in this issue:
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Abuse,
Agency,
Art,
Belief,
Blessing,
Book of Mormon,
Booknote,
BYU,
Cartoons,
Censorship,
Christian principles,
Church Activity,
Church Organization,
Communal Efforts,
Community,
Contemporary Mormonism,
Cornucopia,
Counseling and Mental Health,
Crime,
Critical Scholarship,
Cultural Studies,
Death,
Demographics,
Devotional,
Divorce,
Doctrinal History,
Economics,
Editorial,
Education,
Environment,
Equality,
Ethics,
Faith,
Family,
Feminism,
Fiction,
Film,
Godhood,
Health,
History,
Holidays,
Homosexuality,
Honesty,
Humanitarian Issues,
Humor,
In Memoriam,
International Church,
Internet,
Jesus Christ,
Law,
Letters,
Literature,
Marriage,
Media,
Men,
Missionary Work,
Mormon Culture,
Music,
My Creed,
News,
Ordinances,
Other Religions,
Parenting,
People,
Personal Essay,
Personal Journey,
Philosophy,
Pioneers,
Play,
Poetry,
Politics,
Polygamy,
Priesthood,
Prophet/prophecy,
Psychology,
Race/racism,
Religious Studies,
Revelation,
Review,
Scripture studies,
Sexism,
Sin,
Sociology,
Spiritual Gifts,
Spirituality,
Symposium,
Temples,
Testimony,
Violence,
Word of Wisdom,
Work,
Youth,
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Author |
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Letters to Editor |
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Yea, Yea Nay, Nay
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Editorial |
Elbert Eugene Peck |
Editorial: Brass-ful Thinking
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Column |
Boyd Petersen |
The Priesthood: Men's Last, Best Hope
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Poetry |
John Grey |
The Need to Stay In
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Cornucopia |
Armand L. Mauss |
Cornucopia: My Creed: Always Looking and Reaching;
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Cornucopia |
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Twenty Years Ago in Sunstone: A Smoking, Mormon Congressman
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Cornucopia |
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Peculiar People, Abortion Attitudes
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Cornucopia |
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Neither White nor Black: Cease to Concern Yourself
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Cornucopia |
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Mormon Media Image: 'I Have a Mother There'
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Cornucopia |
Matthew Workman |
Cornucopia: The Urban Samaritan: Being and Nothingness
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Cornucopia |
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Translated Correctly: 'Love Keeps No Score of Wrongs'
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Cornucopia |
Brian Evenson |
Recently Released: 'In a Righteous Use'
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Cornucopia |
Michael Austin |
Critical Matters: On the Pleasures of Pain in Devotional Discourse
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Feature |
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Mormon Index
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Feature |
Michael Fillerup |
Homecoming
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Poetry |
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Annunciation
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Feature |
Wayne C. Booth |
Confessions of an Aging, Hypocritical Ex-Missionary
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Feature |
Ken Driggs |
The 1974 Texas Missionaries Murders: Who Was Bob Kleason and What Motivated Him?
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Feature |
Carol B. Quist |
Released
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Poetry |
Kerri Brostrom Masters |
Letter to Father
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Feature |
Karin Anderson England |
Tentpoles of My Faith
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Poetry |
Carolyn Elkins |
Autumn Woman
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Feature |
Irwin Altman |
Yours, Mine, and Ours: Husbands and Wives in Contemporary Mormon Fundamentalist Polygamy
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Poetry |
Georganne O'Connor |
Near Point Ybel
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Column |
Karen Southwick |
This Side of the Tracts: Single in San Francisco: A Memoir
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Poetry |
Kerri Brostrom Masters |
The Vacation
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Feature |
Neal C. Chandler |
Line Upon Line: No Toil Nor Labor: A Disturbance of Light
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Column |
Cherie Woodworth |
Through a Glass Darkly: Message from Moscow: Riding the Bus
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Poetry |
Emily Fisher |
Golden Calves
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Review |
Carrie A. Miles |
Preaching to an Absent Choir: 'The Empty Church: The Suicide of Liberal Christianity,' by Thomas C. Reeves
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Poetry |
Diana Festa |
Yellow Mist
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Review |
Thomas F. Rogers |
Opening Eyes, Opening Hearts: 'Russia and the Restored Gospel,' by Gary Browning; 'The Morning Breaks: Stories of Conversion and Faith in the Former Soviet Union,' by Howard L. Biddulph
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Poetry |
Karl C. Sandberg |
Sic Transit
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Booknote |
Brian Evenson |
'The Morning Breaks: Stories of Conversion and Faith in the Former Soviet Union' by Howard L. Biddulph; 'Secrets Keep,' by Linda Sillitoe;' What's a Mother to Do?' by Ann Edwards Cannon; 'The Tabernacle Bar," by Susan Palmer
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Poetry |
Sean Brendan-Brown |
The Artist
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News |
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UPDATE: In Their Own Language: Should Ethnic Mormons Have Their Own Wards?'
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In Memoriam |
Martha Sonntag Bradley |
In Memoriam: Lowell Marsden Durham
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