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Essays

Editorial: The Churches and the Cold War

The Editors

From beneath the rubble of crumbling Marxist tyrannies come voices long silenced. They are voices of rejoicing…

Conservatism Against Itself

Christopher Lasch

The question before us is whether cultural conservatism is compatible with economic liberalism, the political philosophy of…

Minding Our Manners and Morals

Jerry Z. Muller

We begin with the observations of a social critic of cultural conservative leanings—let his name, for the…

The Next Line of Hills: The Challenge of Peace Revisited

George Weigel

Who could have imagined, on that May afternoon in 1983 when the National Conference of Catholic Bishops…

The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Transcendental Subject

Leslie E. Gerber

At the time of the publication of Michael Sandel’s Liberalism and the Limits of Justice in 1982,…

Germans against Hitler: The Witness of the White Rose

David Novak

It is hard to imagine a Jew today who would come to Germany without a profound sense…

The Feminist Faith

Richard John Neuhaus

Elizabeth Achtemeier, professor of Bible at Union Theological Seminary, Virginia, has flatly asserted that radical feminist theology…

Editorial: Peace Dividends & the Progressive Paradigm

The Editors

The end of the Cold War (how matter of fact those words already appear) requires reconsiderations in…

Opinion

Eastern Europe: History Resumed

Thomas Molnar

Eastern Europe in 1990 is not to be confused with Africa in 1960. African decolonization was a…

Timethink on the Rocks

Steven Hayward

Poor Time. Twenty-four years ago this month, the magazine brought us its Nietzschean fears with its famous…

Parable from the Prairie

John E. Coons

In 1984 a federal court held the public schools of the Kansas City, Missouri, School District to…

Fuzzing Family Values: The Mass Mutual Survey

Gary L. Bauer

By now it should be axiomatic that surveys and polls tell us as much about the people…

The Bishops and the Middle East

Michael Wyschogrod

The U.S. Catholic Bishops’ Statement on the Middle East, adopted unanimously during the bishops’ fall 1989 bicentennial…

Reviews

Discerning . . . to a Point

Gilbert Meilaender

The Giving and Taking of Life: Essays Ethicalby james turnstead burchtaelluniversity of notre dame press, 324 pages,…

Where’s the Glory?

Craig M. Gay

Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory: A Journey into the Evangelical Subcultureby randall balmeroxford university press, 246…

The Bad Old Days

Paul Hollander

Destructive Generation: Second Thoughts about the Sixtiesby peter collier and david horowitzsummit books, 352 pages, $19.95 The…

Asking the Wrong Question

Kenneth R. Craycraft, Jr.

Prophetic Visions and Economic Realities: Protestants, Jews, & Catholics Confront the Bishops’ Letter on the Economyedited by…

Should Politics Be Sacralized?

John W. Cooper

Twin Powers: Politics and the Sacred by thomas molnar eerdmans, 147 pages, $9.95 One of the most…

Fixing America

Quentin L. Quade

Straight Shooting: What’s Wrong with America and How to Fix Itby john silberharper and row, 336 pages,…

Poetry

Wisteria

Robert B. Shaw

Here it comes again, after shimmering dead all winter, stretching, flexing, limbering, unleashing hordes of feather-cut leaves that look like dragon…