The Common Good

Jim Wallis Articles

Stopping the sellout of democracy--before it's too late.

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A conversation with Daniel Berrigan

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In Oklahoma City, 168 people died because they were in the way
of somebody's anger at the government.

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A NETWORK FOR RENEWAL


On May 18, after the Christian Coalition released its Contract
With the American Family, NPR's Alex Chadwick asked the executive
director of the Christian Coalition,

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Europe once fought a war for 100 years. For the first 100 days
of the new Republican-controlled Congress, another war took place
on Capitol Hill, and now promises to continue.

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The heart of Michael Lerner's vision

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Well, it finally happened.

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When Newt Gingrich talks these days about his concern for the
poor, I wonder if something new and good might happen-or something
terrible.

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An Alternative to the Religious Right.

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This fall's elections were indeed a political turning point. The
Democrats who say their debacle was only a rejection of politics
in general and whoever was in power are just wrong.

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When I first heard about The Bell Curve, the new book by
Charles Murray and the late Richard Herrnstein, I remembered an
incident last year at Sojourners Neighborhood Center.

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What if, in the beginning, President George Bush had stood
next to President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, in front of the whole
world, and pledged unequivocal U.S.

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A sign of transformation

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The transformation of South Africa is one of the most
significant events of our time. It therefore deserves serious
reflection.

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The miraculous events in South
Africa made hope possible for me again. I
was there for the transformation—the inauguration of a new South Africa—and
will never be the same.

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"The only game in town?" C’mon, Dave! You
don’t really want to give all that away, do ya’?
Didn’t that Palestinian peasant come saying, "A new
game is at hand"?

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A dream came to me. It was the mid-1990s. Most unusual
things began to happen...

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The glare of the camera lights showed the anguish on Joseph
Bernardin’s face as he arrived at the annual meeting of U.S.
Catholic bishops last November in Washington, D.C.

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Not in polite company. That’s where you were not supposed to talk about either
politics or religion. Remember?

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