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Correct but Uncertain Re “Uninformed Conscience,” by John F. Kavanaugh, S.J. (6/ 21): The author says, quoting Aquinas, that conscience may be certain but not correct. It strikes me that conscience can also be correct but not certain! This dilemma is caused by the convergence of moral ob

Revelations after a minor accident

Making Peace with Terrorists; Duty Bound; Repeating History

Small-scale fixes may be more successful than comprehensive immigration reform.

True solidarity entails probing facts and testing arguments together.

Why religious liberty schould be a U.S. foreign policy priority

Thomas F. Farr's article "A Freedom Deferred" led off America's special issue on religion and international affairs. Prof. Farr makes the persuasive case that the United States must be more