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editorials

"First, Do No Harm"


by James Hitchcock


Episcopal Duties


by Patrick Henry Reardon


columns

The Leading Edge

Uncle Tom's Victory

by Phillip E. Johnson


As It Is Written...

The Parables & the Structure of the World

by Patrick Henry Reardon



16.6—July/August 2003

features

"That They May Be One"

Prospects for Unity in the Twenty-First Century
by Richard John Neuhaus


Turning Our Hearts to the Fathers

The Orthodox Church & Christian Unity
by Metropolitan Maximos


Turning Our Hearts to the Cross

A Response to Metropolitan Maximos
by Addison H. Hart


A Realistic Alliance

A Response to Richard John Neuhaus
by S. M. Hutchens


The Divisions We Must Sustain

Cultural Division & Christian Unity
by Robert P. George


The Emergent Ecumenism

A Response to Robert P. George
by Thomas C. Oden


Standing Together, Standing Apart

Cultural Co-belligerence Without Theological Compromise
by R. Albert Mohler, Jr.


The Unity of Faith

Evangelicalism & "Mere Christianity"
by Timothy George


The Paradox of Enemies & Allies

A Response to Timothy George
by James Hitchcock


Standing with Christ

A Response to R. Albert Mohler, Jr.
by David Mills


Communion & Division

The Structure of Knowledge
by Patrick Henry Reardon


views

Mall Christianity

Gillis J. Harp on Seeker Sensitivity & Cultural Captivity

The Last Prophet

Ian Hunter on Alexander Solzhenitsyn

No Dread of the Undead

Robert Hart on Virtues & Vampires

The Cross & the Swastika

Roberto Rivera on Christianity & Anti-Semitism

book reviews

Unity, Truth & Christian Identity

In One Body Through the Cross
edited by Carl E. Braaten and
Robert W. Jenson
reviewed by S. M. Hutchens


The Unnatural in Pursuit of the Unreal

A Defense of Abortion
by David Boonin
reviewed by Anne Barbeau Gardiner


Rational Beasts

Dominion by Matthew Scully
reviewed by Christopher Killheffer


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