IN JIM WALLIS' column on poverty not being a Left-Right issue, he is saying things that most of us progressives have been saying all along.
Letters
Richard Vernon 9-01-2001
AIN'T NO SUCH baby as the Scottish Royal Navy ("Great Scot!" Between the Lines, May-June 2001), there's just the Royal Navy.
Rick Morales 9-01-2001
I FAIL TO SEE how it is a Catholic position to demand that the budget surplus be used for things other than a tax cut.
R. Fox 9-01-2001
I CERTAINLY AGREE with Danny Duncan Collum's assessment of Disney as a "faceless transnational conglomerate..."
Brian Christofferson 5-01-2001
IN THE ARTICLE "Beauty Out of Ugly Things" (March-April 2001), Kimberly Burge speaks eloquently of one of the greatest bands in rock history, U2.
Kris Swanson 5-01-2001
EVERY TIME I HEAR about the reparations issue ("How I Changed My Mind," by Bob McLalan, March-April 2001), I start to feel this creeping guilt. That is, until recently.
Jennifer Magee 5-01-2001
BEING A "LIBERAL" lesbian, I find it odd that I seem to find myself always coming to the defense of the "evangelical."
Doris J. Bates 5-01-2001
I'M NO BIBLICAL scholar, but I have read both Testaments and I honestly can't recall any passages that invoke the power of the Almighty in connection with games of any sort...
John E. Hill 5-01-2001
WHILE KURT WARNER thinks that many of us are missing the bigger picture with regard to the "larger theological drama at play on the athletic field," perhaps he is missing the stil
Matthew Mayse 5-01-2001
SUSANNAH HUNTER eloquently expressed her thoughts in her piece on the death penalty ("No Longer a Bleeding-Heart Issue," March-April 2001).
Stacia M. Brown, Geoff Coelho 3-01-2001
I FOUND YOUR article on "Virtual Hate" (by Stacia Brown, September-October
2000).
Peggy Kruse 3-01-2001
I RECEIVED MY January-February 2001 Sojourners yesterday, and I love the new look
and the beautiful colors.
Chris Pieper 3-01-2001
I JOIN THE CHORUS of readers who applaud the remodeling of Sojourners. The new feel
and attitude invite a different category of reader and adds freshness to the reading
experience.