International Journal of Mormon Studies Volume 5

Patriotism and Resistance, Brotherhood and Bombs: The Experience of the German Saints and World War II

Steve Carter

Origins and Development of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter–day Saints in Historic County Durham, 1843—1913

Ronald L. Bartholomew, Orem University LDS Institute of Religion and Brigham Young University

The Species Debate: God and Humanity in Irenaeus and the Latter–day Saints

Adam J. Powell, Durham University

“Those Who Receive You Not”: The Rite of Wiping Dust Off the Feet

Daniel L. Belnap, Brigham Young University

The Holy Ghost in LDS Ritual Experience: Preparation for Exaltation

James D. Holt, University of Chester

Embodiment in Mormon Thought: Ambiguity, Contradiction and Consensus

Aaron S. Reeves, University of Cambridge and University of Essex

Review – Mormon Convert, Mormon Defector: A Scottish Immigrant in the American West, 1848—1861

David M. Morris, Durham University

Review – The Mormon Rebellion: America’s First Civil War

Carter Charles, University of Bordeaux

Review – Why I Stay: The Challenges of Discipleship for Contemporary Mormons

Polly Aird

Review – Tiki and Temple: The Mormon Mission in New Zealand, 1854—1958

Gina Colvin, University of Canterbury

Review – Flunking Sainthood

Samuel M. Brown, University of Utah

Review – The Development of LDS Temple Worship

Mauro Properzi, Brigham Young University

Review – The Mormon Menace: Violence and Anti–Mormonism in the Post-bellum South

Jordan T. Watkins