Thanks for Ryan Beiler's wrenching humor and truth in "The Aroma of Christ."
Letters
Jeremy Milgrom 3-01-2002
Thanks, Ryan, for keeping Jésus' memory alive ("The Aroma of Christ") and helping him to continue to serve a higher purpose than he might have been aware of.
Michael Hollingshead 3-01-2002
YEARS AGO I might have resonated with Danny Duncan Collum's insights about John Lennon's "Imagine" but long before 9-11 I found myself somewhat at odds with its message.
Lloyd G. James 3-01-2002
JIM WALLIS' ARTICLE in the January-February 2002 issue was helpful in summarizing efforts of theologians of nonviolence to wrestle with the question of how to resist terrorism.
Katie Frankhauser 1-01-2002
I WISH TO RETRACT a statement I made regarding your new magazine layout a number of months ago.
Lawrence James 1-01-2002
I HAD NEVER HEARD of Tim LaHaye until a friend mentioned him in a letter with an introductory note.
Dale Painter 1-01-2002
WHAT HAPPENED TO the "Prince of Peace" in Sojourners’ response to the events and aftermath of Sept.
Ev brookbank 1-01-2002
I FOUND MARTIN Wroe’s article "Empty Pews, Full Agendas" very interesting having spent seven weeks this past summer volunteering at a community center in London’s East End.
Teresa Blythe 11-01-2001
Ryan Beiler's review of the Christian publishing community's fascination with The Simpsons was excellent.
James S. Burton 11-01-2001
I have just finished reading Rose Marie Berger's excellent article, A Devout Meditation in Memory of Timothy McVeigh.
Eric J. Opicka 11-01-2001
Your magazine seems to be taking a direction that will alienate many Christians and de-legitimize being considered a Christian magazine.
Eugene Martin 11-01-2001
Jim Wallis compares the Israeli settlement policy in the West Bank and Gaza to the practice of apartheid in South Africa.
Michael Fanning 11-01-2001
Having lived in Israel for a number of years studying for my Ph.D., Jim Wallis' characterization of the conflict was full of presuppositions and biases.
Barbara Holt 11-01-2001
Thank you for discussing "the other side" of the Israeli-Palestinian crisis in the latest Sojourners magazine.
Clark Gabriel Field 9-01-2001
JIM WALLIS, YOU ARE a prophet, a Christian activist, and an advocate for justice. And besides, you are my hero.
Paul Krenzelok 9-01-2001
IN YOUR AMAZING conversation between Bill Wylie-Kellermann and David Batstone ("God is My Palm Pilot," July-August 2001), I must side with Wylie-Kellermann.