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Possibilities of DiplomacyFor some observers who take a dim view of the Bush administration’s foreign policy record, the most encouraging aspect of the recent agreement reached with North Korea concer
Homelessness: A Solvable Problem
"The shelters are full, transitional housing is very limited, and [so is] permanent housing that is affordable on local transportation routes. Such, according to the U.S.
Articles
The Christian Street
Two days of violent street clashes across Lebanon in late January raised the specter of renewed sectarian fighting in a country still reeling from 15 years of bloody civil conflict, a 29-year Syrian o
Art, a Necessary Voice: An Interview With Dennis Leder
What drew you to Guatemala?
Mark's Countercultural Vision
As we enter the fifth year of war in Iraq, sincere voices protesting the violence attendant upon the campaign have become increasingly pronounced.
Organ Donation: Charity or Commerce?
The Organ Procurement and Transplant Network estimates that there are currently more than 89,000 potential organ candidates on waiting lists.
Books and Culture
Culture
The books discussed in this article illustrate how Jews and Christians have repeatedly gone back to the Bible to shape their present and
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