9/11 attacks

tug of war
Faith Matters

Two stories that define our world

One tells us we can have anything we want. The other says our problems are someone else's fault.

by Samuel Wells

Books

Muslim in America

By Rhys H Williams
Film

The heat is on

By John Petrakis
Editor's Desk

Mingled prayers: The Creater loves all and is Lord of all

by John Buchanan
From the Editors

True patriotism: Healthy skeptism

Impressions

In security we trust: Needed: A new Marshall Plan

by James M. Wall
Feature

America goes its own way: Dropping out

by Alan Geyer
Feature

Sharing losses: New York and Afghan survivors

by Jeff Schogol
Feature

Foreign perspectives: Discomfort with the Bush response to 9/11

by David Little
Feature

Bin Laden's reasons: American "occupation" of Arabia

by John Kelsay
Cover Story

The world's fight' U.S. must promote international norms: U.S. must promote international norms

by David Little
Cover Story

The stories of 2001: More than 9/11

M.E.M.O.

Homo ludens: "Poised between gaiety and gravity"

by Martin E. Marty
Editor's Desk

In a foreign place: Enemy love and realism

by John Buchanan
Impressions

Revenge or justice? Revenge won't work in Afghanistan: Revenge won't work in Afghanistan

by James M. Wall
Feature

Terrorism and 'just war'; an old tradition, new challenges: Moral challenges

by Martin L. Cook
Faith Matters

Evil and evildoers: No one is beyond the pale of redemption

by Miroslav Volf
M.E.M.O.

Times of trial: We must suffer to understand hope

by Martin E. Marty
Feature

Terrorism and 'just war'; an old tradition, new challenges: Authority and intention

by James Turner Johnson
Feature

Terrorism and 'just war'; an old tradition, new challenges: Seeking justice

by Jean Bethke Elshtain