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November-December 1982
Listed below are the articles from this issue. Topics included in this issue: Film, Jesus Christ, Humor, Interreligious dialogue, History, Judaism, Law, LDS Doctrine, Literature, Family, Christian principles, Letters, Faith and Scholarship, Faith, Ethics, Economics, Cultural Studies, Contemporary Mormonism, Community, Church Organization, Marriage, Christianity, Play, Censorship, Brigham Young, Art, Church Activity, Polygamy, Women, War and peace, Violence, Truth, Theology, Temples, Symbolism, Spirituality, Sin, Sexuality, Revelation, Parenting, Prophet/prophecy, Media, Politics, Poetry, Short Story, Personal Essay, Agency, Other Religions, Music, Mormon History, Mormon Culture, Missionary Work, Men, Repentance/Forgiveness, Sociology . |
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| 02 | Readers' Forum |
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| 04 | Michael T. Walton | The Jewish Jesus |
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| 10 | C. Robert Mesle | History: Faith and Myth |
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| 15 | Douglas McKay | The Puissant Procreator |
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| 18 | Gary L. Browning | The Russian Chimera |
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| 25 | Scott C. Dunn | The Dangers of Revelation |
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| 30 | Kent Dunford | The Limits of Revelation |
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| 33 | Dale Bjork | Joseph |
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| 34 | Linda Sillitoe | Borderland |
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| 41 | Marden J. Clark | Whose Yoke Is Easy? |
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| 47 | Douglas D. Alder | The Mormon Masses |
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| 49 | Eugene England | Can Nations Love Their Enemies? |
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| 57 | Howard Ball | The Nation State: Immorality and Violence |
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| 59 | Marvin Rytting | Paradoxes and Perplexities: Love and Pain and the Whole Damned Mission |
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| 61 | Marybeth Raynes | Issues of Intimacy: A Double Vision of Sexuality |
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| 62 | Ray Ownbey | Outside Looking In: Sister Mister |
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| 63 | Jay S. Bybee | Law of the Land: Government-Sponsored Nativity Scenes: Getting Christ out of Christmas |
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