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Articles

Physics and the Mind of God: The Templeton Prize Address

John Paul II and the Truth about Freedom

by Avery Cardinal Dulles

What T.S. Eliot Almost Believed

by Joseph Bottum

Abandoning Children to Their Rights

by Bruce C. Hafen and Jonathan O. Hafen

Murder in the Sudan

by Paul H. Liben

Opinion

Legitimate Mothers

by Carol Iannone

Why Protestants Still Protest

by Peter J. Leithart

The Road to Bosnia

by Peter L. Berger

Why Protestants Protest Too Much

by John M. Haas

Waco, Wackos, and Politics

by James Nuechterlein

The Public Square

A Sense of Change Both Ominous and Promising

by Richard John Neuhaus

Reviews

Only a God Can Save Us

by Thomas K. Carr

Keeping the Conversation Going

by Janet Marsden

America’s Communal Origins

by Eugene D. Genovese

Briefly Noted 118

by Various

The Conundrum of Historical Consciousness

by Jacob Neusner

Eros and Rage

by Edward T. Oakes

Poetry

The Theodicies of the Rural

What Ceremony Else?

by T. P. MacGloin

The Locker and the Mill

by Edward L. DeRosa

Long and Short

by Laurance Wieder

Letters

Letters August/September

by Various

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