The stories of 2001
More than 9/11
1. September 11
"Nine-Eleven” has become a shorthand reference to the shocking day when four hijacked airliners crashed into the World Trade Center’s twin towers, into a side of the Pentagon and into a field in Pennsylvania—bringing to the U.S. numbing, outrageous examples of the terrorist mayhem that much of the world has experienced in the past. It was a nine-one-one call that shook America’s sense of security.
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- 9/11
- 9/11 attacks
- capital punishment
- Catholic Church
- death penalty
- ELCA
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
- faith-based initiative
- gay clergy
- george w bush
- Islam
- Israel
- jesse jackson
- john diiulio
- Middle East
- Palestine
- PCUSA
- Pope John Paul II
- Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
- September 11
- september 11 attacks
- stem cell research
- terrorism
- timothy mcveigh


