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Spring 1976
Listed below are the articles from this issue. Topics included in this issue: Resurrection, Poetry, Play, Personal Journey, Personal Essay, Native American, Revelation, Missionary Work, Women, Mormon Culture, Review, Science and Religion, Sexuality, Short Story, Sociology, United Order/consecration, Women's Studies, Youth, Marriage, Christian principles, Testimony, Autobiography, Critical Scholarship, Atonement, Biography, Art, Counseling and Mental Health, Architecture, Cultural Studies, Education, Feminism, Jesus Christ, Genealogy, Godhood, Health, History, Humanitarian Issues, Humor, International Church, Literature, Letters, Fiction . |
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| 04 | Chalres Whitman, Gregory Allen Baneke, Madeline Free, Robert A Rees | Letters |
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| 07 | Orson Scott Card | Is Prophecy a Gift? |
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| 07 | Roy K. Bird | Double Helix |
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| 07 | Orson Scott Card | In a Crowded Sunday School Class |
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| 08 | Thu Ahn Doan | Destination: Freedom, A Diary of the Saigon Airlift April 1975 |
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| 23 | Clifton Holt Jolley | The Genealogist As Scourge |
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| 24 | Karen Rosenbaum | Morning |
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| 29 | Jill C. Mulvay | Three Mormon Women in the Cultural Arts |
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| 40 | Roger Ekins | The Crazy House |
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| 45 | Elizabeth Shaw | Alone in a Valley: Cordell Andersen's Private Peace Corps |
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| 53 | Stanley Absher | Book of Visions |
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| 54 | Frederick Bliss | Mormon Shakespeares: A Study of Contemporary Mormon Theatre |
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| 67 | Allen D. Roberts | Utah's Unknown Pioneer Architects: Their Lives and Works |
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| 86 | Reba L. Keele | Helen Andelin's 'Fascinating Womanhood' |
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| 87 | Keith E. Norman | William E. Phipps's 'Was Jesus Married?' and Ogden Kraut's 'Jesus Was Married' |
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| 93 | Lavina Fielding Anderson | FORUM: The Best Kept Secret |
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