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M.E.M.O.

The inner history

by Martin E. Marty
In the Lectionary

Forgiven and forgiving: Matthew 18:21-35

We do not abandon others, and we refuse to be abandoned ourselves.

by Susan Pendleton  Jones

Film

Witching hour

by Christina Bieber Lake
Books

Face to face with Jesus

by William C. Placher

Books

Imperial Rome and Christian Triumph, by Jas Elsner and The Clash of Gods, by Thomas F. Mathews

reviewed by Cliff Edwards
Books

The Sun, the Genome, and the Internet, by Freeman J. Dyson

reviewed by John R. Albright
From the Editors

Postwar agenda

Feature

Returning home: In Kosovo

by Duncan Hanson

Feature

Vieques vs. the U.S. Navy: Island struggle rekindled

by Paul Jeffrey

Feature

About Web addresses

by Michael L. Keene

Feature

The church on the Web

by Michael L. Keene

Feature

An economist’s reflections in a time of prosperity

by Robin Klay

Impressions

Kubrick’s search

by James M. Wall

M.E.M.O.

Straightened out

by Martin E. Marty

In the Lectionary

Simon the supportive: Matthew 16:21-27

Peter tries to be supportive. Jesus calls him Satan.

by Garret Keizer

Faith Matters

The gardener in question

I have to sow my seeds in a propagator to maintain a temperature of 70-85 F? The parable of the sower doesn't say anything about that.

by Barbara Brown Taylor

Books

To Begin Again

reviewed by Melinda B. Hinners

Books

Reclaiming a peculiar faith

by Stephanie Paulsell

Feature

Let your yes be yes: Perjury then and now

by John T. Fitzgerald

From the Editors

Religious claims, public interests