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MORMONISM and the CREATIVE ADVANCE INTO NOVELTY 26 Robert A 00a_working cover:Cover.qxd 6/29/2010 11:37 AM Page 2 SUNSUNSTONESTONE MORMON EXPERIENCE, SCHOLARSHIP, ISSUES, AND ART MormonismMormonism andand thethe December 2008—$7.50 CreativeCreative AdvanceAdvance intointo NoveltyNovelty 01_TOC:01_toc.qxd 6/29/2010 11:50 AM Page 1 SUNSTONE MORMON EXPERIENCE, SCHOLARSHIP, ISSUES, & ART DECEMBER 2008 Issue 152 FEATURES 21 Rebecca Buchert . MORMONISM AND THE CREATIVE ADVANCE INTO NOVELTY 26 Robert A. Rees . HOW MORMONS COULD HELP END THE GENOCIDE IN DARFUR 30 Emily January Petersen. I LOVE YOU NO MATTER WHAT 34 Rebecca Davis Stevenson. I LOOKED OUT THE WINDOW AND WHAT DID I SEE?: A Narratological Analysis of LDS Ritual Experience 40 H. Parker Blount . THE FAMILY UNDER ATTACK: By Whom? 46 John-Charles Duffy . MAPPING BOOK OF MORMON HISTORICITY DEBATES—PART II: Perspectives from the Sociology of Knowledge 70 Johnny Townsend . NANNY PRINCESS: 2007 Brookie & D. K. 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Cover art by SR Carter 02-03_letters.qxp 12/7/2008 4:39 PM Page 2 SUNSTONE YEA, YEA NAY, NAY MUSINGS ON 8 life of the Church, without demanding that they become who they are not, would seem “I MY GAY MORMON to reflect the radical inclusiveness of Jesus. Founded in 1974 HUSBAND: SAY NO TO H8” This love would lead us to ask forgiveness of Editors Emeritus SCOTT KENNEY 1974–1978 our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters ALLEN D. ROBERTS 1978–1980 HESE WORDS, HAND-PRINTED ON A whom we have persecuted, excluded, called PEGGY FLETCHER 1978–1986 ELBERT EUGENE PECK 1986–2001 Tlarge protest sign and held high for the ‘sinners,’ and sought to hinder in the creation DAN WOTHERSPOON 2001-2008 crowds by two grad students, (dentistry and of lives rich in self-respect and covenant rela- Publisher Emeritus DANIEL H. RECTOR 1986–1991 law), are the focal point of a prominent pho- tionship. Editor tograph in the Sunday Oregonian Newspaper Perhaps after a few years, we will look STEPHEN CARTER Publisher (16 November). The accompanying article back at this and be appalled and dismayed, WILLIAM STANFORD about the Portland rally, decrying California’s just as the old screeds against interracial mar- Associate Editor CAROL B. QUIST ban on same-sex marriage, features the story riage leave us appalled and dismayed today. Section Editors of these two men, together for five years, wed FRANCES LEE MENLOVE PHYLLIS BAKER, Fiction Contest SCOT DENHALTER, “Cybersaints” in California last June (with the marriage cer- Depoe Bay, Oregon ALAN AND VICKIE EASTMAN, “Righteous Dominion” tificate to prove it!) and now—because of the JAMES P. HARRIS, “A Place for Every Truth” HUGO OLAIZ, News/Update Church’s role in the Proposition 8 DIXIE PARTRIDGE, Poetry BOYD PETERSEN, Mormonism and politics campaign—ex-Mormons. A MARRIAGE MORMONISM MARY ELLEN ROBERTSON, Women’s studies For me, this story puts a human face on MICHAEL SCHOENFELD, “Sunstone Gallery” COULD ABIDE? BRIAN H. STUY, “The Rest of the Story” the pain and dismay that is the outcome of ALISON TAKENAKA, “Margin Notes” the Prop 8 train wreck. I am saddened and ONG BEFORE THERE WAS A MICHAEL VINSON, “Scripture Notes” disheartened. LProposition 8, I heard from a gay, celi- Editorial Assistants It seems to me like deja vu. I remember bate, temple-recommend-toting Mormon JOHN-CHARLES DUFFY, REBECCA ENGLAND, HUGO OLAIZ Contributing Columnists the controversy about the definition of mar- friend why and how Mormonism could D. JEFF BURTON, MICHAEL NIELSEN, JANA RIESS riage around the 1950s and 60s. Then it was abide gay (even temple) marriage. While I re- Cartoonists JEANETTE ATWOOD, JONATHAN CLARK, GWEN DUTCHER black intermarriage, miscegenation laws. main unconvinced that it should (at least at JONNY HAWKINS, RYAN WAYMENT Much-Appreciated Volunteers Apostle Mark E. Peterson told us “God has present), Christopher Bigelow’s reasoning in ADRIANE ANDERSEN, SUSAN ANDERSEN, commanded Israel not to intermarry,” the October 2008 SUNSTONE reminds me PHYLLIS BAKER, LES AND SHANON GRIPKEY DON AND LUCINDA GUSTAVSON, Apostle Bruce R. McConkie told us “caste that it could. ANN M. JOHNSON, LLOYD PENDLETO, systems have their root and origin in the Bigelow writes: “In order for same-sex MARY BETH PENDLETON, SHERRI PENDLETON KATY SEPPI, SHARI THORNOCK, KATHY WILSON gospel itself,” and both were very vocal op- marriage to be accepted by Mormons, we ponents of interracial marriage with blacks. would need to become convinced that God The year I graduated from high school in himself could conceivably engage in such a Salt Lake City, Apostle Peterson called inter- union, including its sexual implications.” His marriage with Negroes “spiritual death” and argument relies upon the Mormon perfor- THE SUNSTONE EDUCATION opined at a BYU convention, “We must not mance of “posthumous sealings for any and FOUNDATION allow our feelings to carry us away, nor must all couples ever married on this earth” and The mission of The Sunstone Education Foundation is to we feel so sorry for Negroes that we will open the “procreative purpose” of marriage. These sponsor open forums of Mormon thought and experience. Under the motto, “Faith Seeking Understanding,” we ex- our arms and embrace them with everything are the fundamental premises of Bigelow’s ar- amine and express the rich spiritual, intellectual, social, and artistic qualities of Mormon history and contempo- we have. Remember the little statement that gument. The first is wrong, the second erro- rary life. We encourage humanitarian service, honest in- quiry, and responsible interchange of ideas that is we used to say about sin, ‘First we pity, then neous because it is incomplete. respectful of all people and what they hold sacred. endure, then embrace.’” For years, Mormonism made no objection Board of Directors I cringe as I recall these words even as I to the marriages of men or women beyond MICHAEL J. STEVENS, RORY T. SWENSEN, co-chairs BILL BRADSHAW, LAURA L. BUSH, LAURA R. COMPTON try to remember that most white Americans climacteric. Such marriages have no procre- DOE DAUGHTREY, NADINE R. HANSEN, KIM MCCALL in the 1950s were opposed to interracial ative purpose. Instead, they have social, emo- J. FREDERICK (TOBY) PINGREE; JANA BOUCK REMY J.
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