Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought

Dialogue is an independent Latter-day Saint quarterly that attempts to express Mormon culture and to examine its relevance to everyday life. Its editors enjoy bringing their faith into conversation with the larger spectrum of world religious thought and human experience as a whole, as well as to foster artistic and scholarly achievement that is religiously based. The journal encourages a variety of viewpoints, with every effort to ensure the accuracy of the research and responsible judgment in the presentation.

Recent issues of Dialogue have dealt with LDS headquarters culture, historical considerations about Jesus' life, rare photographs of the Salt Lake temple, Mormonism's worldwide aspirations and its changing conceeptions fo race and linage, the growing tally of Joseph Smith's wives, and efforts to retain church members in Europe and Japan. Along with feature articles, there are also book reviews, poetry, short fiction, scriptural exegesis and meditation, comments from readers, and paintings and drawings by visual artists.

Dialogue is a quarterly, published by the Dialogue Foundation. Its editorial offices may be reached at:

Levi Peterson
704 228th Ave NE # 723
Sammamish, WA 98074
Phone: (425) 898-9562
Fax: (425) 898-9562 (call first)
dialoguemss @ aol.com

We occasionally have inquiries regarding subscriptions, which need to be purchased directly from Dialogue, not through Signature Books. The domestic rate is $37.00 per year, foreign $45.00. The journal is also available on microfilm through University Microfilms International, 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48106-1346, and 18 Bedford Row, London, WC1R 4EJ, England; and on the New Mormon Studies CD-ROM. Some back issues can also be found here.