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Ice Cream, Siestas, and Tied Quilts

By Dorothy Black | July 15, 2025
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Part VII of the Sunstone Classics series. Dorothy Black was a member of the staff …

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A Lynched Apostle’s Son is Haunting Us … Again

By Charles McCollum | July 15, 2025
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One of the darkest episodes in Utah history, an 1873 lynching and subsequent coverup in …

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A History of Sunstone Cartoons—Part VII

By Stephen Carter | July 9, 2025
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As I asked in the previous post, can we make an argument that there should …

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“Why Women Are Weak”—According to the Exponent

By Constance Lieber | July 9, 2025
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The Woman’s Exponent supported women’s suffrage, but it didn’t seem to have a lot of …

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Sunstone 50-year Time Capsule: Part VI

By Stephen Carter | June 19, 2025
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Sunstone’s first ad appeared in its first issue. And, of course, it was about Sunstone, …

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Keeping Faith and Reading Franz Kafka

By Neal Chandler | June 15, 2025
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Part VI of the Sunstone Classics series. Neal Chandler is a former editor of Dialogue: …

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Which Came First? The Testimony or the Testifier?

By Scott Barrett | June 11, 2025
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In my previous post, we discussed how people who favor intuition over analytic reasoning are …

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A History of Sunstone Cartoons—Part VI

By Stephen Carter | June 7, 2025
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So, with that, let’s get back to our original question: what can be the subject …

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Pentecost

By Robert A. Rees | June 2, 2025
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On a recent trip to Peru for the Liahona Children’s Foundation, I was asked to …

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Stalking the Wild Gentile

By Sunstone Review Archives | May 28, 2025
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How could a “Gentile” survive in Utah in the 1980s? This was the focus of …

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