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Books
John A. ColemanSeptember 22, 2008

Stephen Tipton's 'Public Pulpits,' reviewed

Books
Claire Schaeffer-DuffySeptember 22, 2008

The French writer Guy Sorman has taught economics served in public office traveled widely and authored numerous books on contemporary affairs But he is first and foremost a devout democrat His firm belief in the universality of democracy shines through in The Empire of Lies a book that challeng

Books
Peter C. PhanSeptember 22, 2008

What Gandhi and Jesus can teach us

Books
Lawrence S. CunninghamSeptember 22, 2008

Aviad Kleinberg a professor of history at Tel Aviv University belongs to that not inconsiderable number of contemporary historians who have taken seriously the cult of the saints in the history of Christianity That interest in the saints has been especially energized by Peter Brown rsquo s The Cu

The Word
Daniel J. HarringtonSeptember 22, 2008

Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (A), Sept. 28, 2008

Of Many Things
Jeff JohnsonSeptember 22, 2008

The art of teaching, especially for the rookie, is counterintuitive.

Letters
September 22, 2008

And God Saw That It Was Good As both a scientist and a Christian, I appreciated “Teaching Evolution,” by Paul Cottle (9/15). But there are several important theological aspects of the debate that he and other Christian apologists for evolution seem to ignore. First, a basic tenet of evol