The Wilderness of Faith: Essays on Contemporary Mormon Thought
Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1991. First Edition. 177pp. Octavo [23 cm] Illustrated wrappers. Near fine.
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- 'The Ambiguous Gift of Obedience' by Lavina Fielding Anderson
- 'The Two Churches of Mormonism' by Ron Molen
- 'The Better for My Foes: The Role of Opposition' by Elouise M. Bell
- 'How Much Tolerance Can We Tolerate?' by Arthur R. Bassett
- 'Some Reflections on the Mormon Identity Crisis' by Richard J. Cummings
- 'The Ghost of the Pioneer Women' by Linda Sillitoe
- 'The Phenomenon of the Closet Doubter' by D. Jeff Burton
- 'Woman as Healer in the Modern Church' by Betina Lindsey
- 'At Home at Sea: Confessions of a Cultural Mormon' by Scott Kenney
- 'Another Kind of Faith' by Irene M. Bates
- 'A Christian by Yearning' by Levi S. Peterson
- 'Respite for a Heretic: Jesus Christ and the Language of Desire' by Donlu DeWitt Thayer
- 'Enlarging the Mormon Vision of Christian Ethics' by L. Jackson Newell
- 'In Jeopardy Every Hour' by Susan B. Taber
- 'Epilogue: The Power of Faith' by Hugh B. Brown. Item #7968
Part of Signature Books’ Essays on Mormonism series, The Wilderness of Faith combines the insights of fifteen different authors writing about the directions of the contemporary Mormon experience. The Wilderness of Faith brings together the observations of contemporary Mormonism's most provocative thinkers, who explore challenges to faith in a period of change and growth and seek to balance the conflicting demands of conformity and individuality.
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