An account of the seismic forces that rocked and reshaped the United States since World War II

Reading Kill Anything That Moves was a disturbing and emotional experience for me I found myself tearing up gagging at times as I turned the pages The book released ghosts long buried in my psyche stirring memories of anger and bitterness anger at arrogant policymakers bitterness at a seeming

Garry Wills views the priesthood as a zero-sum game: either reject it or accept it uncritically.

Paul Mariani S J has given us a first-rate product here All scholars of modern Chinese Christian history are in his debt as are all scholars of church history in any part of the world Mariani rsquo s strategy is simple To tell the story of the Communist attempt to subdue the recalcitrant Cath

John W. O'Malley's Trent recounts the church's seminal 16th century council.

John Thavis offers a highly readable glimpse into the power structure of the Vatican.