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THE JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2000 issue of Sojourners is without a doubt the best one ever.
I am concerned with Will O’Brien’s article "Dare to Preach this Gospel."
I very much enjoyed your last issue, especially the article about urban contemplatives, "City Lights."
THANKS SO MUCH for the article "City Lights" by Edward J. Farrell (January-February 2000).
THIS MORNING I READ Wilfred Manyango’s letter to the editor about how the Congo’s late president Mobutu was worth $4 billion, and whether the level of corruption entitled some countries to debt relief.
Four Plowshares activists led by Philip Berrigan entered an Air National Guard base in Essex, Maryland, in late December to disarm A-10 Warthog aircraft
WHILE I FOUND MUCH commendable in Will OBriens essay "Dare to Preach this Gospel," his Herculean efforts to be as radical as possible finally degenerated into just one more of the now
A recent consultation among United Methodist Church officials on the "authority of scripture and the nature of God’s revelation" acknowledged that the most divisive debates of the church hinge largely on one’s view of the nature and authority of the Bible.
I WAS VERY TOUCHED and moved by Will Campbells "Feeding the Gods of Unfreedom" (November-December 1999). I am not a Christian.
U.S. military assistance to Colombia is reaching levels comparable to the aid given El Salvador in the 1980s, as the Drug War replaces the Cold War in the rubric of national security.
I READ THE ARTICLE by Michael L. Westmoreland-White, "Life on the Auction Block" (November-December 1999), with some concern.
On New Year’s Eve, 310 of the more than 500 activists gathered at the Nevada Test Site committed civil disobedience, calling for the abolition of nuclear arms.
Ninety-eight people were executed in the United States last year30 more than in 1998 and the most since 1951.