I MUST ADMIT that I am perplexed by the recent article on the ecumenical movement ("All Together Now!" by Jim Wallis, May-June 1997).
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Stuart Nicodemos Siegel 9-01-1997
IN JIM WALLIS’ article "All Together Now!" he declares the "four basic constituencies" of American Christianity to be "evangelical, mainline Protestant, Catholic, and the historic black churches."
Raphaelle Kosek 9-01-1997
I WAS DELIGHTED with the way you displayed my van Gogh poem ("Poetry," July-August 1997).
Sandy Maben, Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 9-01-1997
Under pressure from conservative Christian organizations, the International Bible Society has scrapped its plans to publish a gender-neutral version of its popular NIV bible.
Sandy Maben, Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 9-01-1997
They say that politics makes strange bedfellows, and apparently so does the media business.
Sandy Maben, Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 9-01-1997
At Iliff School of Theology in Denver, a seminary considered to be one of the country's more liberal, a group of students protesting in the chapel were surprised when the Denver Police Department arrived, handcuffed them, and hauled them to jail.
Kimberly Burge 9-01-1997
A tough and compassionate approach holds offenders accountable while seeking reconciliation.
Sandy Maben, Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 9-01-1997
Violence continues in the aftermath of the recent coup in Sierra Leone.
Sandy Maben, Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 9-01-1997
In awarding McDonald's $98,000 in a libel case against two vegetarian activists, a British judge found that some of the charges the activists made were true.
Peter B. Price 9-01-1997
Let’s get it straight: Living God’s way in the world is not for the faint-hearted.
The Editors 9-01-1997
Once we had gone beyond Left and Right, liberal and conservative, East and West, nothing remained but to go beyond the false categories of taste and decency.
Karl S. Landstrom 9-01-1997
WALTER BRUEGGEMANN in your July-August 1997 edition has gone too far in generalizing from isolated incidents of violence by military personnel...
Ron Tilley 9-01-1997
JEN KILPS in "Gambling on an Education" (July-August 1997) characterizes income-contingent student loans as being theoretically sound but inaccessible to most students.
Jesse C. Jones 7-01-1997
I’M WRITING IN response to "Why Work?" by Julie Polter (January-February 1997). Welfare’s impoverished recipients are not its only dependents.
Richard Dixon 7-01-1997
I DEEPLY CONNECTED with "All Together Now!" and the other articles on the richness of ecumenical participation.