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Nicholas W. Gentile applies the idea of intercultural theology (to connect the appropriation, adaptation, and application of religious teachings from one party to another) to the Anti-Nephi-Lehis in the Book of Mormon. Gentile gives the ANLs center stage, connecting their diverse experience to current followers of Christ with diverse backgrounds.
Published in BYU Studies 65 no. 2 in 2026.
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Laura Paulsen Howe, an art curator at the Church History Museum, tells the beautiful story of the Bird family. The Birds are Aboriginal converts to the Church who use their familiar culture to learn and teach others of the Restored Gospel.
Published in BYU Studies 65 no. 2 in 2026.
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Jeffrey Paul Thompson reviews an evocative photographic journey documenting the remarkable life and contributions of Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, celebrating her as an influential 19th-century polymath and explorer.
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Richard Lyman Bushman offers thoughtful reflections on the historical, spiritual, and symbolic significance of the Gold Plates, inviting listeners to reconsider their impact on faith and history.
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Robbie Taggart presents a poignant poem exploring faith, loss, and healing, inspired by the biblical story set in Nain, inviting listeners into a deeply reflective and spiritual experience.
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Nicholas J. Frederick investigates the theological intersections between scriptural symbolism, Earth's age, and ongoing divine revelation, addressing some of the profound mysteries and debates within Church doctrine.
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Eli Peterson shares insights and reflections on the artistic process behind "This Is . . .", revealing how art captures and communicates deep spiritual and emotional truths.
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Join Jared Halverson as he explores the powerful and transformative experience of engaging deeply with scripture, highlighting its ability to evoke wonder, spiritual insight, and enduring wisdom.
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Sarah Hafen d'Evegnée’s essay beautifully weaves personal narrative with metaphor, exploring life’s intricate patterns, choices, and the profound meaning found in everyday experiences.
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Brandon S. Plewe details the formative years of local church administration, uncovering how early structures and practices shaped the Church’s growth and governance from 1830 to 1845.
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