1986 January-February
Letters to the Editor: January-February 1986
Neither a Broken Raft nor the Lusitania... Cort Alone... Derrick/Nouwen... Food for Thought... Nouwen’s Call
READ ARTICLESeams in the Seamless Garment?
If the Seamless Garment links the sparing of innocent human life with the sparing of guilty human life (the murderer or invader of the household or the invader of the country) then the Garment is full of seams.
READ ARTICLEThe Seamless Garment in a Fragmented World
The consistent ethic does not demand that everyone become a dilettante who dabbles a bit in every political issue involving human life.
READ ARTICLEThe Spiritual Life of Children — Part III
In my field-work I found people of stoic dignity, often enough making do rather shrewdly, patiently, and thoughtfully against great odds.
READ ARTICLEBilly Graham to the Rescue?
I fantasize that some contemporary Nathan the Prophet might chat with the President, not about sins like adultery and murder but about social sins. I’m afraid a Catholic bishop would not be right for the part.
READ ARTICLEClerical Complicity
"The Official Story" explores the conversion of an upper-class Argentinian interested only in the happiness of her own family into a deeply caring, unselfish woman ready to perform heroic acts of justice and charity.
READ ARTICLE“Trilogy”
READ ARTICLEChristopher Lasch: A Fellow Traveler with Christianity?
Lasch’s views on feminism and environmentalism illustrate his expressed intention to transcend the political ideologies of both Left and Right.
READ ARTICLESearching for the Real Ratzinger
He is a man of extraordinary intellectual and spiritual depth, and when he says that the thing we need is more holiness he does not sound hollow or platitudinous.
READ ARTICLEBriefly Reviewed
Worker Cooperatives in America... Woman in the Bible: An Overview of all the Crucial Passages on Women’s Roles... The Summit Choirbook... Death By Choice... God’s Revolution: The Witness of Eberhard Arnold... Theology of the Priesthood... What I Believe: Thirteen Eminent People of Our Time Argue for Their Philosophy of Life
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