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Tom F. Driver
Tom F. Driver is professor emeritus of theology and culture at Union Theological Seminary in New York and former chair of the Haiti Task Force of Witness for Peace.
How Human Rights Can Build Haiti, by Fran Quigley
Fran Quigley offers a richly informed study of what ails Haiti and what a few dedicated activist lawyers are doing about it.
Without Buddha I Could Not Be a Christian
Paul F. Knitter, the distinguished and blessedly maverick Catholic theologian, has had many lives. And more than one religion....
Military overdose: U.S. involvement in Colombia
The news from Colombia is mostly bad. The number of people forced to flee from their homes and find makeshift shelter has increased from about 2 million in 2001 to nearly 3 million today....
Colombia’s war: Drugs, oil and markets
In the name of the “war on drugs” much of Colombia is being subjected to terror in the form of massacres, assassinations, rapes and the spraying of poison from airplanes....
Swaggart, by Ann Rowe Seaman
They are as American as the Fourth of July, these sensationalist preachers who nowadays crowd the TV screen and in earlier days brought thousands into camp meetings....
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