Jan Shipps: A Social and Intellectual Portrait: How a Methodist Girl from Hueytown, Alabama, Became an Acclaimed Mormon Studies Scholar cover:hardcover

Jan Shipps: A Social and Intellectual Portrait: How a Methodist Girl from Hueytown, Alabama, Became an Acclaimed Mormon Studies Scholar cover:hardcoverby Gordon Shepherd and Gary Shepherd A significant contribution to understanding both a unique scholar and Mormon historiography. Kathryn M. Daynes This is important reading for any who hope to understand Shipps or the emergence of the field in which she worked. Phil Barlow There is much to learn here about Mormonism itself and those who studied it. Kathleen Flake Welcomes readers into the life of one of Mormon studies pioneering voices. Cristina

It absolutely blew my mind

the Gospel of Matthew presents Passover

in real life

to how the Book of Mormon illustrates two competing understandings of the nature of law

He is the author of Badiou

it remains uncertain whether this was a genuine attempt or a strategic maneuver to quell public opposition” — Chad Nielsen

Translation and Grammatical Structure

examining both the theological explanations of the practice and the accounts of those who experienced it first hand

We Played in the Dirt

2 Nephi Part 2: Commentary

and the folks at Kofford Books have come up with a new edition of this classic work that will make it very interesting and useful for some time to come

What is justice