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While its sometimes hard for corporate giants to do the right thing, networking powerhouse Cisco Systems is taking the lead in good times and in bad.
Folks in Midland, Texas, are fed up with slavery and they aren't going to take it anymore.
Jim Wallis compares the Israeli settlement policy in the West Bank and Gaza to the practice of apartheid in South Africa.
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.
Thank you for discussing "the other side" of the Israeli-Palestinian crisis in the latest Sojourners magazine.
Your magazine seems to be taking a direction that will alienate many Christians and de-legitimize being considered a Christian magazine.
Ryan Beiler's review of the Christian publishing community's fascination with The Simpsons was excellent.
I have just finished reading Rose Marie Berger's excellent article, A Devout Meditation in Memory of Timothy McVeigh.
Like the rest of America, we were dazed and shattered by the events of Tuesday morning, Sept. 11.
While the U.S. government condemns the weapons programs of impoverished nations such as Iraq and North Korea, it remains a world leader in the production and sale of small arms...
Never one to miss out on market share, Mattel's Girls Division has added "Quinceañera Barbie" as their first "Hispanic-tradition" theme doll.
A year of voluntary service has become a rite of passage for thousands of socially conscious young Christians.