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July-August 1982
Listed below are the articles from this issue. Topics included in this issue: Testimony, Psychology, Mormon Culture, Mormon History, Myth, Philosophy, Politics, Polygamy, Psychobiography, Men, Religious Studies, Sexism, Sexuality, Short Story, Women, Standards, Theology, Violence, War and peace, Media, Sociology, Contemporary Mormonism, Belief, Marriage, Biography, Christian principles, Church Discipline, Community, Agency, Critical Scholarship, Economics, Editorial, LDS Doctrine, Church Organization, Letters, Education, Law, Humor, Family, Faith and Scholarship, Faith, Ethics, Equality . |
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| 02 | Readers' Forum |
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| 05 | Marvin Rytting | Paradoxes and Perplexities: Beyond a Shadow |
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| 06 | Lawrence Foster | Between Heaven and Earth |
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| 14 | Marybeth Raynes | A RESPONSE TO LARRY FOSTER BY MARYBETH RAYNES |
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| 16 | Peggy Fletcher Stack | Image Building Is Anathema to Christian Living |
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| 24 | Bruce L. Christensen | Public Relations Is Necessary and Legitimate for the Church |
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| 24 | A Light unto the World: |
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| 27 | Stephen L. Tanner | We Are All Enlisted: War As Metaphor |
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| 32 | Richard Van Wagoner | Fawn Brodie: The Woman and Her History |
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| 38 | Warren Eugene Icke | Making Sure |
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| 43 | Ronald W. Walker | Sheaves, Bucklers, and the State: Mormon Leaders Respond to the Dilemmas of War |
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| 57 | Richard K. Circuit | New Policies: (TRIBUTE TO MANHOOD) |
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| 60 | MARVIN RYTTING continued | Paradoxes and Perplexities: Beyond a Shadow - continued to page 60 |
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| 61 | Jay S. Bybee | Law of the Land: Government Aid to Education: Paying the Fiddler |
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| 62 | Paul M. Edwards | The Noumenonist: Women in Exile |
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| 64 | Susan Staker Oman | Give And Take: Generous Enough to Include Us All |
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