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Arts & Culture Books
Peter R. BeckmanSeptember 24, 2007

China seems to undergo dramatic change nearly every decade giving China watchers new stories to tell Joshua Kurlantzick a reporter with experience in Asia who is now a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace focuses on a new more nuanced and effective Chinese diplomac

Arts & Culture Books
David GarrisonSeptember 24, 2007

Though we seldom speak of Charles Wright as a religious poet at least not as we might discuss George Herbert or Gerard Manley Hopkins he is nevertheless among the most spiritual of American poets of the last 50 years His poetry is relentlessly attendant to the numinous 8220 I am 8221 he wri

Arts & Culture Books
Robert P. ImbelliSeptember 24, 2007

Sidney Callahan's latest book, reviewed

Arts & Culture Catholic Book Club
Patricia A. KossmannSeptember 24, 2007

Emeritus president of the University of Rochester whose previous books include The Idea of a Catholic University Dennis OBrien poses three questions in his provocative new book Finding the Voice of the Church Is there a voice of Christian faith Can what is said about our faith be distorted by h

The Word
Daniel J. HarringtonSeptember 24, 2007

Last Sunday rsquo s Gospel reading from Luke 16 established a link between money and Christian spirituality Followers of Jesus must apply their intelligence and energy to things of the spirit just as they do to financial matters use wealth wisely be good stewards of their possessions and not make

Of Many Things
James T. KeaneSeptember 24, 2007

"I'm religious, not spiritual."

Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 24, 2007

What We Owe Iraq With the Petraeus/Crocker report presented to Congress and the White House selling yet another set of measures for success in Iraq, the American people have a responsibility to weigh what they owe the Iraqi people. Whether we have the capacity to rescue Iraq, militarily or otherwis