Editorials
Public Schools and the Pledge of Allegiance
In June 2002 the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in California, rocked the nation with a broad ruling against the constitutionality of including “under God” in the Pledge of A
Articles
O Happy Day!
I sit with Shakespeare and he winces not....
Justice, Law and War
For centuries Christians have quarreled about the relationship between law and Gospel.
Catholics and Protestants in Brazil
The Vatican and the Latin American bishops have expressed great concern for but little sophisticated understanding of the success of Protestant denominations in Latin America.
Apocalypse When?
Our world is in turmoil. There is fighting in the Middle East, an outbreak of a strange new disease in East Asia, natural disasters and economic woes in the world’s richest country.
Books and Culture
Books
I came to this book with certain interior conflicts of my own. I wound up loving the book, and listening to my own heart better.
Books
Margaret Atwood’s last novel, The Blind Assassin, won the millennial Booker Prize, for most writers a once-in-a-lifetime award,
Columns and Departments
The Word
The Word
Faith in Focus
Columns
Of Many Things
Poem
Letters
