The Bush administration has launched an attack on laws and regulations protecting the environment that has most environmental watchdogs on the defensive.
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Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
Several religious bodies recently testified before the U.N. Commission on Human Rights about religious intolerance and discrimination in Pakistan. "
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
Interest in conscientious objection is on the rise among members of the U.S. military, according to several indicators.
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
Tom Ciola, creator of the Bible Bar and a host of spiritual snack foods at Logia Foods, just released his newest treat: Bible Granola.
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
A coalition of Latino religious leaders from 17 states is fighting for amnesty for thousands of undocumented workers in the United States.
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
As if there weren't enough reasons to get rid of your cell phone, a new study from the Worldwatch Institute reports that coltan—the mineral that keeps cell phones and other electronic eq
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
Lance Corporal Stephen Eagle Funk, 20, (second from left) turns himself in at his Marine Corps reserve unit after refusing to serve in the Iraq war.
Kenneth B. Mayne 7-01-2003
PETER GOMES, as usual, stops short of the whole counsel of scripture ("Patriotism is Not Enough," January-February 2003).
Michaela Bruzzese 7-01-2003
"That's when I want you—you knower of my emptiness, you unspeaking partner to my sorrow. That's when I need you, God, like food," wrote Rainer Maria Rilke in his Book of Hours.
Lee Anne Aspra 7-01-2003
WHILE ARTHUR WASKOW makes a few valid points about the anti-war movement and anti-Semitism therein, I am not comfortable being pigeonholed into some particular category of his choosing.
Karen E. Aldrich 7-01-2003
THANK YOU, Don Michael Hudson, for an intelligent, well-thought-through article on the arts and the Christian's freedom toward them
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
A Jesuit priest in southern India, along with local Jesuit school students, has launched an AIDS-awareness campaign conducted mostly by children orphaned by the disease.
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
Calling herself "Aly," the Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island, Geralyn Wolf, spent the month of January on the streets, befriending the homeless and sleeping and eating in shelters.
The Editors 7-01-2003
In early March Sojourners hosted a daylong roundtable on faith, art, and activism.
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
Following a two-year organizing drive by students and faculty at the University of New Mexico, the university became the first in the United States to adopt a policy against investment in World Bank bonds.
Rose Marie Berger, 5-01-2003
For too long civic participation in the arts has been viewed as the domain of the wealthy, but a new study by the Urban Institute suggests otherwise.
Rose Marie Berger, 5-01-2003
Healing Hope. Family members of Sept. 11 victims traveled on a peace mission to Iraq in January.
Rose Marie Berger, 5-01-2003
When public high schools opened their doors last fall, military recruiters lined up to get personal student data.