LETTERS

A Journal of Mormon Thought
Winter 1999 (Vol. 32: No. 4)
NEAL AND REBECCA CHANDLER, EDITORS
Paperback. 202 Pages. / 002-2157 / $15.00

ARTICLES AND ESSAYS

Was Jesus a Feminist? Todd Compton

Social Forces that Imperil the Family Tim B. Heaton

Mormonism and Determinism Blake T. Ostler

Did Christ Pay for Our Sins? R. Dennis Potter

SCRIPTURAL STUDIES

The Authorship of the Pentateuch Thomas B. Dozeman

PERSONAL VOICES

Stealing the Reaper's Grim: The Challenge of Dying Well Paul R. Cazier

Hosannah Sheryl Cragun Dame

Give Me That Old Time Testimony Meeting Glen J. Hettinger

The Use and Abuse of Anti-Semitism in the Scriptures Keith E. Norman

FICTION

From Falling Toward Heaven John Bennion

POETRY

The Basic Tune of the Sparrow Marilyn Bushman-Carlton

Under the Faultline Phillip White

Through a Glass Darkly E. Leon Chidester

Jesus Lost Paul Swenson

Russell Philip White

Trajectory at the End of Winter Emma Lou Thayne

Planting Day Quinn Warnick

From Under Ground Lisa Garfield

Hip Hornbeam R. A. Christmas

REVIEWS

Caution: Men in Trees by Darrell Spencer Phyllis Barber

The Conflict of Opposing Visions in Wayward Saints: The Godbeites and Brigham Young by Ronald W. Walker John Sillito

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

ART CREDITS

This issue features the art of Judith Mehr, born in San Francisco in 1951. Judith graduated from Brigham Young University with a BFA degree in 1974. Her many commissioned works include a 74-figure mural for the Family History Library in Salt Lake City and twelve medieval court-life murals for the restoration of the Hotel Utah. Her work appears both in the United States and in Japan.