Mormon Literature Database - Dialogues With Myself

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Dialogues With Myself
Personal Essays on Mormon Experience
by Eugene England
Midvale, UT: Orion Books / Signature Books, 1984


Genre:		Personal Essay Collection

HBLL Call No: BX 8635.2 .E54 1984

This publication includes:
Joseph Smith and the Tragic Quest by Eugene England Pages: 1-18	Personal Essay
Obedience, Integrity, and the Paradox of Selfhood by Eugene England Pages: 19-38	Personal Essay
The Possibility of Dialogue by Eugene England Pages: 39-42	Personal Essay
Letter to a College Student by Eugene England Pages: 43-48	Personal Essay
Speaking the Truth in Love by Eugene England Pages: 49-56	Personal Essay
Great Books or True Religion? : Defining the Mormon Scholar by Eugene England Pages: 57-76	Personal Essay
That They Might Not Suffer: The Gift of Atonement by Eugene England Pages: 77-92	Speech
How Can God Be Both Good and Powerful? by Eugene England Pages: 93-100	Personal Essay
Blessing the Chevrolet by Eugene England Pages: 101-106	Personal Essay
Going to Conference by Eugene England Pages: 107-112	Personal Essay
The Hosanna Shout in Washington, D.C. by Eugene England Pages: 113-120	Personal Essay
Can Nations Love Their Enemies? : An LDS Theology of Peace by Eugene England Pages: 135-152	Personal Essay
We Need to Liberate Mormon Men! by Eugene England Pages: 153-172	Personal Essay
What It Means to Be a Mormon Christian by Eugene England Pages: 173-190	Personal Essay
Enduring by Eugene England Pages: 191-205	Personal Essay

Reviewed In:
[Review of] Dialogues with Myself and Why the Church Is As True As the Gospel by Eugene England by Claudia L. Bushman
[Review of] Dialogues with Myself by Susan Buhler Taber