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mixed blessings
The emancipation of selfishness. The fecund faculties of myth making. Harold Bloom created a furor with his article on Mormonism, but for the most part it was misinterpreted, or rather interpreted in a literal sense. Bloom understood the fantastical and … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Literature/poetry/spoken word
Tagged angela aleiss, Arthur C. Clarke, christen dalsgaard, Christopher Hitchens, david ward, dr. fawn brodie, edgar young mullins, edward hicks noah, glenn larson, Harold Bloom, ivan wolfe, joseph smith mormonism, marion k. smith, Mitt Romney, orson pratt, Peter Paul Rubens, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Robert Crumb, terryl givens
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on faith of the golden plates
The smoke clears on the stage set below Hill Cumorah. The Angel Moroni begins burying the golden plates. Finally, the scene reverts to a youthful Joseph Smith, which symbolizes that the gap has been brought full circle and the only … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged book of mormon broadway, HBO big love, hill cumorah, john krakauer, jon huntsman, joseph smith mormonism, kathleen flake vanderbilt, Matt Stone, Mitt Romney, richard dutcher, richard dutcher god's army, thomas marsh, Trey Parker
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