
Terrorism? What's That?
While terrorism may be the defining security threat of our time, the U.N. has failed - literally - to define it.
While terrorism may be the defining security threat of our time, the U.N. has failed - literally - to define it.
Before the war, half the Lebanese supported Hizbullah. Now more than 85 percent do.
We must remember what the Khmer Rouge did 30 years ago.
And finally, here comes the Chinese Capitalist-Communist Party. One just hopes that Karl Marx, somewhere, is watching.
This columnist is convinced that "American elites are fed up with the dismal status quo in education" and they are about to turn against the teachers' unions.
This review of the last novel by John Updike captures well the symbiotic relationship between Islamist ideology and our own nihilism.
One can respectfully argue with Bishop Tessier that the proper task of the Church is to witness to Christ (i.e. make him visible), not to the "West." Properly understood, this witness is something much deeper and more important than "converting" people.
If you are interested to know more about the roots of the war in Lebanon, the New Yorker has re-posted a very informative report on Hezbollah from a few years ago. You can also learn about their activities in South America.
People will go to great lengths to justify their prejudices. For istance, this lady has decided that social isolation is simply nothing to worry about.
The culmination of a long trend of using psycology as a substitute for religion. Like covering an infected wound with a bandaid.
An interesting book review by Peter Steinfels. The answer to his questions is certainly not that Universities need more theology courses. What is it then?
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