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Jim Wallis 11-01-2005

Hurricane Katrina opened the eyes of many to the reality of poverty in America. Will we take responsibility for the poor in our land of plenty?

Brian McLaren 9-01-2005

How would Jesus address the issues of our day?

Jeff Halper 8-01-2005

The "facts on the ground" are troubling, but there's still hope for building a just peace in Israel-Palestine.

Robert Hirschfield 8-01-2005

An Israeli officer resists the occupation.

Don Wagner 8-01-2005

The Presbyterian Church (USA): A case study.

An interview with Palestinian theologian Naim Ateek

Arthur Waskow 8-01-2005

Is divestment the right tactic?

Jesse Holcomb 7-01-2005

With hope and a prayer, young Christians explore how marriage between two can build community for many.

Donna Britt 6-01-2005

The only thing Americans are more weary about than discussions about

Stacia Brown 6-01-2005

How does childhood faith influence political enagement? A conversation with seven people with conservative evangelical backgrounds.

Duane Shank 4-01-2005

For political strategist Grover Norquist, tax policy is just a means to a brutish end.

David Cay Johnston 4-01-2005

The elite few benefit from the Bush tax agenda. The rest of us get stuck with the bill.

Marie Dennis 3-01-2005

Challenges to the church in the global South.

Heidi Schlumpf 3-01-2005

Sex abuse scandal, priest shortages, celibacy, ordaining women: The issues roiling the Catholic Church offer challenges - and hope? - for the future.

Richard Rohr 3-01-2005

The vatican's management problem.

Jim Wallis 2-01-2005

Why can't personal ethics and social justice - together - become a real political choice?

Larry Rasmussen 1-01-2005

Bush has been re-elected, the war in Iraq rages on, and militarism seems the order of the day. What's next for those committed to the way of peace?

Rich Preheim 1-01-2005

Christian Peacemaker teams puts into practice the idea that peace work should be a regular job, not just a noble hobby.

Glen H. Stassen 1-01-2005

1. Support nonviolent direct action.

Glen H. Stassen 1-01-2005

For peacemaking to be effective, we must not only say no to war, but provide viable alternatives.