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January-February 1979
Listed below are the articles from this issue. Topics included in this issue: Polygamy, Poetry, Personal Journey, Other Religions, Religious Studies, Mormon Culture, Theology, Mormon History, Review, Science and Religion, Scripture studies, Women, Temples, Utah, Violence, War and peace, Missionary Work, Personal Essay, Sociology, Brigham Young, Philosophy, Media, Architecture, Belief, Book of Mormon, BYU, Communal Efforts, Contemporary Mormonism, Faith, Family, Feminism, Marriage, Fiction, Humor, Joseph Smith, Education, Letters, Biography . |
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| 02 | Karl T Hanlund, Roanld Barney, Scott A Smith, James N Kimball | Readers' Forum |
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| 03 | Ronald Barney | Mormon Associations: AMCAP; ALMA; LDSF; MHA |
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| 04 | Update: John Singer Killed |
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| 05 | W. W. Phelps | Joseph Smith's Last Dream |
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| 05 | Stephen Taylor | Sophia |
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| 06 | Linda Sillitoe | Perceptions of the Plight |
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| 10 | Richard Sherlock | Campus in Crisis: BYU, 1911 |
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| 17 | Michael Hicks | A Man at the Bar |
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| 20 | Cliff Sloan | Mannequins and Mormons |
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| 22 | Mark D. Thomas | Moroni As Rhetoric |
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| 25 | Douglas D. Alder | The Cemetery |
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| 26 | Gene Hurst | Private |
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| 30 | Levi S. Peterson | Vadis Fisher's 'Children of God' |
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| 32 | Stephen Gould | Tribunal Alien |
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| 33 | Frederick S. Buchanan | A Refuge in the Desert: Eskdale, UT |
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| 37 | Philip L. Barlow | On Moonists and Mormonites |
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| 42 | Paul L. Anderson | Laurel B. Andrew's 'The Early Temples of the Mormons: The Architecture of the Millennial Kingdom in the American West' |
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| 44 | Stephen Taylor | A Faun, on Reading Horace's Address to the Spring of Bandusia |
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| 44 | Valeen Tippetts Avery | Roy A. Cheville's 'Joseph and Emma, Companions' |
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| 46 | Stephen Taylor | Fish Census |
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