# Kristine Haglund
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kristine haglund was editor of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought in 2009–2015, is a current or former essayist at the weblogs By Common Consent and Times and Seasons, and noted Mormon historian and cultural commentator. She has suggested that the "experience of independent Mormon publishing sector [can provide] ... a potential model" for members "at a moment where new kinds of assimilation are called for."She has an A.B. from Harvard in German Studies and an M.A. from the University of Michigan in German Literature.As part of her application for the editor position at Dialogue, Haglund wrote, "Many, many people long for a way to acknowledge the flaws of the church, to think and speak critically about silly aspects of our culture, and assess the inevitable mistakes of human leaders trying to interpret God's will, while still affirming the essential goodness of Mormonism.
104: Growing Up Mormon--and Fearless
The three guests in this Mormon Matters episode grew up in faithful, committed Mormon homes. In important ways, however, these panelists' homes were different than what many listeners of the Open Stories family of podcasts experienced growing up in the way that these homes welcomed any and all ques…
93: Can Mormon Theology Affirm Homosexual Relationships Now and in the Eternities?--Part 2
Like many other religious traditions today, Mormonism is wrestling with questions raised by homosexuality. And while both LDS rhetoric and many members' affirmation of homosexuals as beloved children of God to embrace as fellow citizens in the household of faith are moving forward in many ways, the…
92: Can Mormon Theology Affirm Homosexual Relationships Now and in the Eternities?--Part 1
Like many other religious traditions today, Mormonism is wrestling with questions raised by homosexuality. And while both LDS rhetoric and many members' affirmation of homosexuals as beloved children of God to embrace as fellow citizens in the household of faith are moving forward in many ways, the…
78: Recognizing "the Spirit"--Part 2
Most of us were raised with the idea that even amidst all of life's confusion, if we live in a certain way and follow clear steps to put ourselves in the right frame of mind and heart, we have the right and ability to know for certain God's will and wisdom for us through communication via the Holy …
77: Recognizing "the Spirit"--Part 1
Most of us were raised with the idea that even amidst all of life's confusion, if we live in a certain way and follow clear steps to put ourselves in the right frame of mind and heart, we have the right and ability to know for certain God's will and wisdom for us through communication via the Holy …
62: A Christmas Primer: Exploring the Nativity in Scripture, Legend, History, and Hearts
This podcast episode examines the Christmas story as it traditionally gets told--but what do the scriptures actually say and not say about the birth of Christ and all the pieces of this familiar story? How do the Matthew and Luke accounts differ--even irreconcilably? What motives are behind the Gos…
44: A Vital Legacy of Independent Mormon Thought: Dialogue and Sunstone
The Sunstone Symposium that begins next week (3 - 6 August) provides a good springboard into a discussion of the history and focuses of two of the longest-running and most important entities in independent Mormon thought--Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought and Sunstone (magazine and host of mult…
39: Intellectuals and the Mormon Tradition
In early June, the Deseret News published a list compiled by Leonard J. Arrington in 1969 of the "most eminent intellectuals in Mormon history." As you can imagine, the feature generated a lot of discussion both on the newspaper's website, as well as in many corners of the Mormon bloggernacle. Who …
30: Mormon Women and Equality
Michael Otterson, head of the LDS Church's Public Affairs department, recently wrote a short piece for the Washington Post's "On Faith" blog titled, "What Mormon Equality Looks Like." In his post, he cites three anonymous LDS women who assert their equality with men in terms of access to pulpits to…
23: The King James Version and Changes to Race-Related Book of Mormon Chapter Headings
In this episode, Mormon Matters host Dan Wotherspoon and panelists Kristine Haglund, Dallas Robbins, and Philip Barlow discuss two topics: 1) The LDS Church's recent reaffirmation of the King James Version as is its official Bible translation, and 2) the changes it has made to chapter headings in t…
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