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MORMON EXPERIENCE SCHOLARSHIP ISSUES & ART SUNSTONESUNSTONE Stephen Carter Examines the Three Sedating Sins of Sunday Lessons (P.47) MORMON EXPERIENCE SCHOLARSHIP ISSUES & ART SUNSTONESUNSTONE Stephen Carter examines the Three Sedating Sins of Sunday lessons (p.47) SACRED ENVY personal N Y experiences with E other religions TS by Jana Riess LS C (p.52) E IS A PARADIGM U SHIFT IN BOOK OF MORMON L AM STUDIES O A POSSIBLE? by Dan Vogel (p.69) C S I THE ANGEL R IN THE PIN- I STRIPED SUIT, N TW Brown fiction Y E contest winner by B Mari Jorgensen (p.42) Y I Review of Martha Beck’s Leaving the LA Saints by Tania Rands M Lyon (p.62) NEWS A P Hugh Nibley dies at 94; new missionary discussions en- courage creativity, A eschew formulas; Mormon fundamen- talisms in flux; people; and more! (p. 75) March 2005—$5.95 F Mark Your Calendars FOR UPCOMING SUNSTONE EVENTS LOCATION: Clarion Hotel San Francisco Airport SUNSTONE WEST 2005 401 East Millbrae Avenue Millbrae, California The hotel is approximately one mile south of the San Francisco Airport. Take US 101, and exit on symposium E. Millbrae Ave. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS 22–23 APRIL 2005 We welcome all who would like to CLARION HOTEL assist in putting Sunstone West SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT together. To volunteer, please contact co-chairs Laura and Todd Compton at <[email protected]> 2005 Salt Lake SUNSTONE symposium 27–30 JULY 2005 SALT LAKE SHERATON Call forPapersCITY CENTRE HOTEL DEADLINE: 15 APRIL 2005 N CELEBRATION OF THE TWO- HUNDREDTH anniversary of Joseph Smith’s birth, this year Iwe especially encourage proposals that focus on the Prophet and his continuing legacy. As always, we continue to welcome reflections on any and all contemporary moral and ethical issues and their intersection with Mormonism, as well as studies of historical and contemporary events and figures, popular culture, and the arts. Please submit a proposal! Joseph Smith: SEND PROPOSALS TO: SUNSTONE • Allen Hill, Symposium Coordinator 343 North Third West 200 Years 05< ALLEN@ SUNSTONEONLINE. COM> Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 MORMON EXPERIENCE, SCHOLARSHIP, ISSUES, & ART MARCH 2005 Issue 136 FEATURES 14 Eric Samuelsen . FAMILY: A Play in Two Acts 42 Mari Jorgensen. THE ANGEL IN THE PIN-STRIPED SUIT: 2002 Brookie & D. K. Brown Fiction Contest Winner POETRY 57 Linda Sillitoe . BON VOYAGE 67 Stephen Frech . HENDRICKJE STOFFELS 74 Robert Rees . SPRING COMES TO THE MING TOMBS SUNSTONE (ISSN 0363-1370) is published by The Sunstone Education Foundation, Inc., a non-profit corporation with no COLUMNS official ties to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 9 Dan Wotherspoon . FROM THE EDITOR: On the Death of Nephi Articles represent the opinions of the writers only. SUNSTONE is indexed in Religion Index One: Periodicals, CORNUCOPIA the Index to Book Reviews in Religion, Religion Indexes: RIO/RIT/IBBR 10 Michelle Van Tassell . NO OTHER NAME: We Give Her a Name 1975–on CD-ROM, and the ATLA Religion Database, published by the American Theological Library Association, 11 NetMo . CYBERSAINTS: Scriptures R Us th 250 S. Wacker Dr., 16 Flr., Chicago, IL 60606 12 W. M. Demandante. OH, SAY WHAT IS TRUTH: (e-mail: [email protected], WWW: http://atla.com/). Accuracy and the Bible: A Reflection Submissions may be on IBM-PC compatible computer discs (MS Word or WordPerfect format), or by e-mail attachment. 13 Peggy Fletcher Stack . TWENTY YEARS AGO IN SUNSTONE: Submissions should not exceed 8,000 words and must be Symbol and Promise accompanied by a signed letter giving permission for the manuscript to be filed in the Sunstone Collection at the 47 Stephen Carter. TURNING THE TIME OVER TO. : University of Utah Marriott Library (all literary rights are retained How to Use the Total Perspective Vortex by authors). Manuscripts will not be returned; authors will be notified concerning acceptance within ninety days. in Your Very Own Sunday School Class SUNSTONE is interested in feature- and column-length articles 52 Jana Riess . ANXIOUSLY ENGAGED: relevant to Mormonism from a variety of perspectives, news Sacred Envy: What I’ve Learned from stories about Mormons and the LDS Church, and short reflections and commentary. Poetry submissions should have one poem per Other Religions page, with the poet’s name and address on each page; a self- addressed, stamped envelope should accompany each 55 D. Jeff Burton. BRAVING THE BORDERLANDS. :Honesty submission. Short poems—haiku, limericks, couplets, and one- 58 Maxine Hanks. MOONSTONE: The Hidden Divine Feminine liners—are very welcome. Short stories are selected only through the annual Brookie and D. K. Brown Memorial Fiction Contest 68 Cherie Woodworth . COMMENTARY: To Believe, or Not to Believe (next submission deadline: 30 June 2005; $5 fee per story). 69 Dan Vogel. YEA, YEA, NAY, NAY: Is a “Paradigm Shift” Letters for publication should be identified. SUNSTONE does in Book of Mormon Studies Possible? not acknowledge receipt of letters to the editor. Letters addressed to specific authors will be forwarded, unopened, to them. 80 Eugene England . AN OLIVE LEAF: The Sweetest Thing in Heaven SUNSTONE will not provide subscriber addresses to mail list solicitors without permission. Send all correspondence and manuscripts to: BOOK REVIEWS SUNSTONE 60 Alice Foy. A GRACEFUL JOURNEY: Grace Notes: The Waking 343 N. Third West of a Woman’s Voice by Heidi Hart Salt Lake City, UT 84103-1215 (801) 355-5926 62 Tania Rands Lyon . AN EXHAUSTED MEMOIR OF READING fax: (801) 355-4043 email: [email protected] LEAVING THE SAINTS: website: www.sunstoneonline.com Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons United States subscriptions to SUNSTONE are $36 for 6 issues, and Found My Faith by Martha Beck $65 for 12 issues, and $90 for 18 issues. International subscriptions are $48 for 6 issues; $89 for 12 issues; $126 for 18 issues. All payments must be in U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank. All international subscriptions will be sent via surface mail. UPDATE Bona fide student and missionary subscriptions are $10 less than 75 . Hugh Nibley dies at 94; Church releases new the above rates. A $10 service charge will be deducted from refund amount on cancelations. missionary discussions with a new approach; FLDS Church builds temple, awaits world’s end; Printed by A “Green” Shop Utah/Arizona attorneys general produce fundamentalism primer; Mormons in the news; Copyright © 2005, The Sunstone Education Foundation. and more! All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. SUNSTONE YEA, YEA NAY, NAY I’m especially inspired by John Dewey Founded in 1974 TRAINING BEGINS AT HOME SCOTT KENNEY 1974–1978 Remy’s essay about his practice of prayer, ALLEN D. ROBERTS 1978–1980 AURA BUSH’S FINE REFLECTION, even though he’s a skeptic. I very much liked PEGGY FLETCHER 1978–1986 DANIEL H. RECTOR 1986–1991 L “From Bunkerville to Babylon: Juanita learning about his devotions during the ad- LINDA JEAN STEPHENSON 1991–1992 ELBERT EUGENE PECK 1986–2001 Brooks and Phyllis Barber Tell the Story of ministration of the sacrament. He says: “I sit Editor Twentieth-Century Mormon Women’s Sexual in silence, seeking the divine light within me DAN WOTHERSPOON UNSTONE Publisher Training,” (S , December 2004) is and feeling it not only there, but also becom- WILLIAM STANFORD very thought-provoking—and disturbing. To ing aware that there are hundreds of little Associate Editor CAROL B. QUIST wit, from page 29, Brooks’s father’s statement: flames burning brightly in the hearts of all of Managing Editor “I’d hate to have the fellows discuss my who are sitting around me.” ALLEN HILL daughter like they did one girl this afternoon. I usually read scriptures during this time Section Editors PHYLLIS BAKER, fiction contest If she knew the things the boys say about her, but am now focusing on igniting my small SCOT DENHALTER, Cybersaints ALAN AND VICKIE EASTMAN, Righteous Dominion she’d be less free with her favors.” spiritual flame that could merge with the HUGO OLAIZ, News/Update From Brooks’s account, we learn that her glow of my community of believers seeking DIXIE PARTRIDGE, poetry BOYD PETERSEN, Mormonism and politics father listened to the stories about the girl. the enveloping light of Christ. MARY ELLEN ROBERTSON, women’s studies MICHAEL SCHOENFELD, Sunstone Gallery And we learn that he, who’s trying to teach LYNN MUMFORD DARRON SMITH, The Long-Promised Day? his daughter appropriate behavior, didn’t Salt Lake City, Utah ALISON TAKENAKA, Margin Notes BRAD AND CHERIE WOODWORTH, book reviews chastise the boys for their misbehavior. Editorial Assistants What would have been the effect on Juanita NATHAN BANG, JOHN-CHARLES DUFFY RECONNECTING ERIC JONES, HUGO OLAIZ had he been able to report that he’d snapped Contributing Columnists right back: “Now don’t you boys ever talk EAL CHANDLER’S PIECE, “KEEPING MICHAEL AUSTIN, D. JEFF BURTON MICHAEL NIELSEN, JANA RIESS that way about that girl or any other girl, N Faith and Reading Kafka” (SUNSTONE, Photographer and Recording Engineer STEVE MAYFIELD whether you think it’s true or not. Don’t you December 2004), is a wonderful gift, both for Cartoonists have any decency? And don’t you boys ever its prose and insight. Before her passing three KYLE ANDERSON, JEANETTE ATWOOD, JEFF HALE, MACADE do anything to any girls that could get them years ago, my grandmother was one of those Much-Appreciated Volunteers ADRIANE ANDERSEN, SUSAN ANDERSEN talked about that way, either. You have a re- “church-running ladies” that Chandler DEVERY ANDERSON, PHYLLIS BAKER, DEBRA DICKAMORE DON GUSTAVSON, BARBARA HAUGSOEN, LEANN HILLAM sponsibility to be decent to women and to speaks so fondly of and for whom the BEVERLY HOPPE, STEVE MAYFIELD, KATHY WILSON your own selves as men.” And what might Church in Germany was a vital part of her have been the effect on the boys, who, of life.
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