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Dialogue Journal Podcast
Dialogue Lectures #4 Mormonsandgays.org roundtable

Dialogue Journal Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2012 83:07


On Thursday, December 6, the LDS Church released a new website www.mormonsandgays.org , which has been met with both praise and criticism from both Mormons and the media. Coincidentally, this site was unveiled soon after the third Dialogue podcast featuring Dr. Bob Rees and Dr. Caitlin Ryan, who talked a lot about ideas embraced within the site. Today, as a follow-up, join Morris Thurston, Dialogue Board president-elect, as he hosts a podcast roundtable with Bill Bradshaw, Bob Rees, and Mitch Mayne as they examine this new site. Learn more about the panelists for this special roundtable: The post Dialogue Lectures #4 Mormonsandgays.org roundtable appeared first on Dialogue Journal.

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Dialogue Journal Podcast
Dialogue Lectures #3 w/Dr. Robert Rees and Dr. Caitlin Ryan

Dialogue Journal Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 15, 2012 85:25


In this third Dialogue podcast, Morris Thurston, Dialogue's board president-elect, interviews Dr. Robert Rees, former Dialogue Editor, and Dr. Caitlin Ryan. This podcast seeks to further continuing dialogue between LDS families and Church leaders on issues relating to sexual orientation and same-gender identity and attraction. The post Dialogue Lectures #3 w/Dr. Robert Rees and Dr. Caitlin Ryan appeared first on Dialogue Journal.

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Dialogue Journal Podcast
Dialogue Lectures #2 w/Dr. John G. Turner

Dialogue Journal Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2012 94:07


In this second Dialogue podcast, Morris Thurston, Dialogue's board president-elect, interviews Dr. John G. Turner, assistant professor of Religious Studies at George Mason University. The post Dialogue Lectures #2 w/Dr. John G. Turner appeared first on Dialogue Journal.

Dialogue Journal Podcast
Dialogue Lectures #1 w/Dr. David E. Campbell

Dialogue Journal Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 18, 2012 110:01


In this inaugural Dialogue podcast, Morris Thurston, Dialogue's board president-elect, interviews Dr. David E. Campbell, associate professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame and founding director of the Rooney Center for the Study of American Democracy. The post Dialogue Lectures #1 w/Dr. David E. Campbell appeared first on Dialogue Journal.

Mormon Stories - LDS
378: Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet with John G. Turner Part 2 - Pioneer Migration to Final Years

Mormon Stories - LDS

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2012 89:06


As the 2nd feature of our Mormon Stories Book Club series (organized by the brilliant Heather Olsen Beal), we feature John G. Turner and his new book"Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet," accompanied by Dialogue Foundation chair elect Morris Thurston.

Mormon Stories - LDS
377: Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet with John G. Turner Part 1 - Early Years through Nauvoo

Mormon Stories - LDS

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2012 79:31


As the 2nd feature of our Mormon Stories Book Club series (organized by the brilliant Heather Olsen Beal), we feature John G. Turner and his new book"Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet," accompanied by Dialogue Foundation chair elect Morris Thurston.

Mormon Matters - (Dan Wotherspoon ARCHIVE)
55: Cult Claims and the Media

Mormon Matters - (Dan Wotherspoon ARCHIVE)

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2011 88:01


This week’s Mormon Matters episode discusses two stories from the past week: (1) The dust-up over and media slam-down of remarks made by Texas mega-church pastor and Governor Rick Perry supporter Robert Jeffress that Mormonism is a cult--does this episode represent a real shift in the tenor of the "Mormon Moment"?; and (2) the news that the LDS Church has recently sent out a survey that aims to understand how its members interact with today’s social media and view particular blogs, bloggers, and reporters--including two of this episode’s panel members, Joanna Brooks and McKay Coppins. The episode’s third panelist, Morris Thurston, is one of those who was surveyed. The result of this coming together is a dynamic conversation full of passion (don’t let Joanna Brooks hear you think you’re in any way playing fair when you speak of Mormonism as a cult!) and terrific insights into current national discussion of Mormonism as well as some of the things the LDS Church might be hoping to learn from their surveys.

Mormon Stories - LDS
100: Breathe Life Into Your Liife Story w/ Dawn and Morris Thurston

Mormon Stories - LDS

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2007 68:10


Breathe Life into Your Life Story is an essential read for anyone who aspires to write a life story—but not just any story, one your family and others will actually WANT to read. Written for both novices and experienced writers, this book presents techniques used by novelists to immerse readers in their fictional world—techniques like “showing” rather than just"telling”; creating interesting, believable characters and settings; writing at the gut level; alternating scene and narrative; beginning with a bang; generating tension, and more.

Mormon Stories - LDS
099: Joseph Smith's Legal Battles During the Nauvoo Time Period Part 2

Mormon Stories - LDS

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2007 48:56


In this episode we discuss Joseph Smith's major legal battles during the Nauvoo period. Morris Thurston is a Harvard-trained lawyer, and one of the legal editors for the Joseph Smith Papers project.

Mormon Stories - LDS
098: Joseph Smith's Legal Battles During the Nauvoo Time Period Part 1

Mormon Stories - LDS

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2007 78:11


In this episode we discuss Joseph Smith's major legal battles during the Nauvoo period. Morris Thurston is a Harvard-trained lawyer, and one of the legal editors for the Joseph Smith Papers project.

Mormon Stories - LDS
097: The Joseph Smith Papers Project -- Morris Thurston

Mormon Stories - LDS

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2007 27:52


In this episode we discuss the Joseph Smith Papers project, sponsored by both the LDS Church and Larry H. Miller. Morris Thurston is a Harvard-trained lawyer, and one of the legal editors for the project.

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097: The Joseph Smith Papers Project -- Morris Thurston

Mormon Stories - LDS (Unofficial - MormonThink.com)

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2007 27:51


In this episode we discuss the Joseph Smith Papers project, sponsored by both the LDS Church and Larry H. Miller. Morris Thurston is a Harvard-trained lawyer, and one of the legal editors for the project.

Mormon Stories - LDS (Unofficial - MormonThink.com)
098: Joseph Smith's Legal Battles During the Nauvoo Time Period Part 1

Mormon Stories - LDS (Unofficial - MormonThink.com)

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2007 78:11


In this episode we discuss Joseph Smith's major legal battles during the Nauvoo period. Morris Thurston is a Harvard-trained lawyer, and one of the legal editors for the Joseph Smith Papers project.

Mormon Stories - LDS (Unofficial - MormonThink.com)
099: Joseph Smith's Legal Battles During the Nauvoo Time Period Part 2

Mormon Stories - LDS (Unofficial - MormonThink.com)

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2007 48:55


In this episode we discuss Joseph Smith's major legal battles during the Nauvoo period. Morris Thurston is a Harvard-trained lawyer, and one of the legal editors for the Joseph Smith Papers project.

Mormon Stories - LDS (Unofficial - MormonThink.com)
100: Breathe Life Into Your Liife Story w/ Dawn and Morris Thurston

Mormon Stories - LDS (Unofficial - MormonThink.com)

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2007 68:09


Breathe Life into Your Life Story is an essential read for anyone who aspires to write a life story—but not just any story, one your family and others will actually WANT to read. Written for both novices and experienced writers, this book presents techniques used by novelists to immerse readers in their fictional world—techniques like “showing” rather than just "telling”; creating interesting, believable characters and settings; writing at the gut level; alternating scene and narrative; beginning with a bang; generating tension, and more.