September 2001

Volume 1

Articles

• A Call to End the Cycle of Violence in Israel and Palestine, by Mark B. Brown
• A Christian Realist Approach to the Events of September 11, by Robert Benne
• A Step Into the Private Lives of Stem Cells, by Margaret McLean , Ph.D.
• Beginning in a Time of Anguish and Crisis, by John R. Stumme
• Can we put the flag back in the Sanctuary?, by Jim O'Hanlon
• Deliberation, Holism, and Responsibility: Moral Life in the ELCA, by Per Markus Anderson
• Grieving for the Innocent Lives, by Will Reno
• Homily at the Ecumenical Center, 17 September, 2001, by Karen L. Bloomquist
• Journey Between Worlds: Economic Globalization and Luther' God Indwelling Creation, by Cynthia Moe-Lobeda
• Luther on the Self: A Work in Progress, by Mary D. Gaebler
• Reflect Critically on America's Way of Fighting War, by Paul R. Hinlicky
• Reflections on September 11, by William Tuttle
• Self Defense?, by Marie Failinger
• Solidarity, by The Rev. James M. Childs, Jr.
• Statement on Apparent Terrorist Attacks by the Presiding Bishop of the ELCA, by The Rev. H. George Anderson
• The Human Question, by The Rev. Russel E. Saltzman
• Three Questions about President Bush's Embryonic Stem Cell Policy, by Hans Tiefel
• Where Do You Stand? Perspectives on the Ethics of Stem Cell Research, by The Rev. James M. Childs, Jr.
• Whether Lawyers, Too, Can Be Saved, by Robert W. Tuttle