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Books
Thomas J. ShelleyOctober 05, 2009

Eamon Duffy on Mary Stuart, reviewed

Books
Denise Lardner CarmodyOctober 05, 2009

Somehow it seems fitting that Karen Armstrong should make the case for God Her earlier works establish her gift for displaying the vast historical range of a topic with little distortion Here she pursues the human quest for God from the evidence of the cave painters of 30 000 B C E to the musings

Books
Richard M. GulaOctober 05, 2009

Respect human dignity rdquo is a common imperative in ethics yet this imperative is filled with ambiguity On the one hand we say that strong paternalism violates the dignity of the patient On the other hand we say that nothing we do can ever deprive another person of their dignity Can we have

Books
Kelly CherryOctober 05, 2009

We often use the word wise to mean ldquo insightful rdquo or ldquo graceful rdquo or ldquo shrewd rdquo or even ldquo humble rdquo Philip Levine rsquo s newest just-published poetry collection his 20th not even counting chapbooks is wise in a more fundamental truer way it is knowing

Books
Dolores R. LeckeyOctober 05, 2009

A memoir of an American archbishop

Books
Tom DeignanOctober 05, 2009

Irish fathers are a disturbingly flawed group.

Books
Bill WilliamsOctober 05, 2009

Genocide has claimed hundreds of thousands of African lives in recent decades In his ambitious new book Tracy Kidder the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer takes readers into the heart of that awful chapter in human history through the eyes of a Burundian medical student named Deogratias mdash known