Editorials
Afghanistan Part II
The Bush administration has waged an effective war in Afghanistan, and, for the most part, has waged it in a just manner. After the attacks of Sept.
Articles
Kyrie and Kumbaya
As a liberal Catholic, I admire the progressive doctrine of Reform Judaism. Last summer, Reform Jews gave me something else to applaud.
Social Policy After Sept. 11
I suspect that many Americans are, like me, torn between two conflicting desires. On the one hand, we yearn for nothing more than the opportunity to revert to our comfortable pre-Sept.
The Catholic Church and Zambia's Elections
The people of Zambia voted on Dec. 27, 2001, in the election of a new president, members of Parliament and local councilors.
Parole Revisited
A sea change has overtaken parole in the course of the last three decades.
Turning to the Islamic Faith
While our nation was breathing a sigh of relief over the rapid deterioration of Taliban power in Afghanistan, we American Muslims were still reeling from the fact that our faith had also been hijacked
Books and Culture
Books
Spiritual genius is the uniquely human ability to seek life’s meaning. It’s the voice inside us that keeps asking, What’s it all about?
Books
Back in the boom days of the very near past, there was much talk of how stock ownership in the United States had been democratizedwith a sto
Books
In Humanity: A Moral History of the Twentieth Century, Jonathan Glover made his "moral history" above all an account of the wars, int
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