Commentary

Rachelle Linner 5-01-1977

Tales of stockyards, laundries, and sewing factories.

Thomas Finger 4-01-1977

The debate goes on.

Community under siege in Korea

John Howard Yoder 3-01-1977

Editors note: John Howard Yoder first dealt personally with the question of war taxes in 1962. He then wrote an account of his response in the Gospel Herald (January 22, 1963).

I was two months old when my country killed at least 150,000 people in Japan with the atomic bomb.

John Perkins 2-01-1977

"Teacher, bid my brother divide the inheritance with me." These words in the 12th chapter of Luke begin one of the most relevant discourses of Jesus for today.

Andrew Kirk 1-01-1977

Exegesis and the means production.

Graham Pulkingham 1-01-1977

I am the good shepherd; I know my own and my own know me, as the Father knows me and I know the Father; and I lay down my life for the sheep.--John 10:14-15

Nancy L. McCann 1-01-1977

Masque of horrifying charm.

Pursuing the Call for Reconciliation in the Cacophony

Tom Finger 12-01-1976

Anabaptist/Reformed Discussion of The Politics of Jesus.

Jim Wallis 12-01-1976

Mary's words speak of the social revolution at the core of the gospel, here made clear from the first moments of the incarnation.

James Rausch 11-01-1976

This is the homily delivered at his funeral by the General Secretary of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.

John Perkins 9-01-1976

One of the ever-present sights this bicentennial year has been the Declaration of Independence.

Sharon Gallagher 9-01-1976

Ingmar Bergman’s newest film, Face To Face, documents the nervous breakdown of a highly disciplined and capable psychologist named Jenny.

John Perkins 7-01-1976

Debtor. It's a word that implies obligation, responsibility.