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Sunstone magazine   Current issue   See prior issues   Order issues   Subscribe    Free issue   Search   Cartoons       Covers   Address change   Symposium   Register   Search  2006-7 MHA   Order audio   Play or download mp3s   Donations   Donate now   Make a pledge   Give securities   Other methods   Community   Blog     Podcasts   Photo gallery   Contests   Links   Sunstone   Store   Contact   History   Financial   Our Supporters:	Issue 111 August 1998 Table of Contents   See the Cover   See the Cartoons from this issue   Topics included in this issue: Abuse, Anti-mormon, Belief, Biography, Book of Mormon, Booknote, BYU, Cartoons, Christian principles, Church Activity, Church Discipline, Church Organization, Community, Contemporary Mormonism, Cornucopia, Cultural Studies, Death, Drugs, Economics, Environment, Ethics, Ethnic Studies, Faith, Family, Fiction, Folklore, Genealogy, Godhood, Health, Holidays, Homosexuality, Humor, International Church, Joseph Smith, Law, LDS Doctrine, Letters, Life Crisis, Literature, Marriage, Media, Missionary Work, Mormon Culture, Mormon History, Myth, News, Old Testament, Other Religions, People, Personal Journey, Pioneers, Poetry, Politics, Polygamy, Prophet/prophecy, Race/racism, Repentance/Forgiveness, Revelation, Science and Religion, Sexuality, Sin, Spiritual Gifts, Spirituality, Symposium, Teaching, Temples, Testimony, Theology, Tolerance, Truth, Utah, Work, Youth, Zion, Page Category Author Title 2 Letters to Editor Yea, Yea Nay, Nay 8 News Sunstone Calendar; Word Bazaar 9 Editorial Elbert Eugene Peck From the Editor: The Salt of the Earth 11 In Memoriam Levi S. Peterson In Memoriam: Samuel W. Taylor 12 Column Christian Anderson Turning the Time Over to . . .: Autumn Storm: An Excommunicant's Son Reflects 13 Poetry W. R. Wilkins Mouth-to-Mouth 14 Cornucopia Judy Ringle Cornucopia: The Season of the Elders and the Very Bad Girls 15 Cornucopia Eugene England Sunraves: My Favorite Works in Mormon Literature 17 Cornucopia Cherie Woodworth Voice From Abroad: Cultural Considerations 19 Cornucopia Eric Lynn Jones Church and State: Mormon Culture 22 Feature Linda Sillitoe Line Upon Line: No Toil Nor Labor: Asking Why 23 Poetry Bob Elmendorf The Comet 24 Feature Kathleen Flake Evil's Origins and Evil's End in the Joseph Smith Translation of Genesis 29 Poetry Anita Tanner Dream Home 30 Feature Jan Stucki John Wayne, Right and True 33 Poetry Dawn Baker Brimley Sabbath Days 34 Feature Carrie A. Miles Polygamy and the Economics of Salvation 45 Poetry Carol Tufts Remission 46 Feature Ann Edwards Cannon Wings 47 Poetry Carol Tufts Summer Reruns 48 Pictorial Silver Plates: Martin's Company 51 Feature Michael Austin Troped by the Mormons: The Persistence of 19th-Century Mormon Stereotypes in Contemporary Detective Fiction 71 Poetry Linda Sillitoe Saguaro Lake 72 Column Samuel W. Taylor This People! Twenty-Five Years on a Raft: The Odyssey of DeVere Baker 76 Poetry Frances Downing Hunter Cycling 77 Column D. Jeff Burton In Our Sites: A Visit to the Sacred Grove 79 Poetry Jacqueline Jules 911 80 Review Nancy Bentley Review: 'The Viper on the Hearth: Mormons, Myths, and the Construction of Heresy,' by Terryl L. Givens 81 Poetry Marilyn Bushman-Carlton In His Absence 82 Interview Marlin K. Jensen On the Record: To Have a Robust, Multi-Party System--Transcript of Salt Lake Tribune Interview with Elder Marlin K. Jensen 88 News Update: Baptists Visit Land of the Saints; Mormon Polygamy Capturing World's Attention; Momon Media Image--'Mormons on the Rise''; People; Church Ranch Doubles as Hunting Preserve; AAUP Censures BYU; Church 'Considers' Repudiating Racist Teachings; more "Please send us your " — Editor
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