Sunstone Magazine: Issue 131

Sunstone
March 2004 (Issue 131)

FEATURES

Pose: 2004 Eugene England Personal Essay Contest, First Place Winner, Jana Bouck Remy

A Place Called Little Utah, H. Parker Blount

REFRAMING THE BOOK OF MORMON

Reinventing Lamanite Identity, Brent Lee Metcalfe

Now What?, Trent D. Stephens

A Malay Site for Book of Mormon Events, Ralph A. Olsen

The Book of Mormon as a Symbolic History: A New Perspective on Its Place in History and Religion, C. Jess Groesbeck

Cultivating Identieties: Reflections on Our Mormon Root Metaphors, Barry Laga

False Positive: 1999 Brookie & D. K. Brown Fiction Contest Moonstone Winner, Mari Jorgensen

POETRY

Cyclne of Voices, Leonardo dellaRocca
In the Dark, The World Ends at the Winshield, Michael Collins
Recipe From A Family File, Victor W. Pearn

COLUMNS
From the Editor: On Being "Investigator-Safe", Dan Wotherspoon

CORNUCOPIA

Twenty Years Ago in Sunstone: James N. Kimball
Margin Notes: Fear and trembling the Mormon Way, Anonymous

Turning the Time Over to . . . : Inventing Galileo, Thomas W. Murphy
Braving the Borderlands: Personal Experiences in the Boarderlands—II, D. Jeff Burton
An Olive Leaf: Breaking Through to Zion, Hugh W. Nibley

NEWS
Church leaders and members speak out against gay marriage
Excommunicated fundamentalists fight back
LDS Church says no to guns in chapels
Mormon studies controversy erupts
BYU digitally erases tattoos, midriffs and school leaders
Illegal immigrants allowed temple recommends
Mormon cinema

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