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Brodie, Fawn [2]
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Palmer, Grant
Quinn, D. Michael
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Louis Midgley, "Naturalistic Terms: Some Reflections on a Motto and Type of Historical Explanation," (2001 FAIR Conference presentation.) A look at the "New Mormon History" and its naturalistic approach to the origin of the restored Church.

Louis C. Midgley, "Naturalistic Terms: Some Reflections on a Motto and Type of Historical Explanation," (Mesa, Arizona: FAIR, April 2003) Originally presented at the 2001 FAIR Conference, this article by Louis Midgley examines the roots of the "New Mormon History" movement.

Juliann Reynolds, "Critics in Wonderland: Through the Liberal Looking Glass," (Mesa, Arizona: FAIR, April 2003) An examination of the ironic way the term "liberal" has been co-opted by LDS dissidents.

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