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Cover Story

Should Joe Lieberman Keep his Faith to Himself?
The real question is not whether religious values should help shape politics, but how.  by Jim Wallis

Features

Core Values
The Broetjes had a crazy idea—to treat their workers like people.  by Jim Rice

Paradise Paved
The Earth may be the Lord's but we've trashed the place. The good news is that Christian attitudes toward the environment are changing.  by Lois Ann Lorentzen

Who's Who on the Christian Green Scene?
The most effective Christian eco-groups are leaner and less hampered by unwieldy church bureaucracies.  by Lois Ann Lorentzen

New Eden—Same Snake?
What they're saying about the Human Genome Project.  by Rose Marie Berger

Love Stronger Than Steel
An experimental summer camp brings children together with their dads--in prison.  by Rachel Spaght

Speaking in (the World's) Tongues
by Wes Howard-Brook

Commentary

Catalog Jesus
by Julie Polter

The Democratic Dance
On the campaign trail, populism's hot—but will it last?  by Danny Duncan Collum

Love, Cardinal Ratzinger
What should we do with these Vatican documents?  by Rose Marie Berger

What Makes for Middle East Peace?
Reaching Across the Barricades  by Tom Getman

What Makes for Middle East Peace?
Jerusalem's 'Sanctity' must be built on justice  by Neve Gordon

Seeking an Iraqi Endgame
U.N. inspections remain key to resolving the impasse.  by David Cortright

From the November-December 2000 issue of Sojourners

Back to Jesus' Way
How the church became entangled in death—and the way out.  by Glen Stassen

Columns

Hearts & Minds: Lifting All Boats
by Jim Wallis

Grace Matters: Is That Racism on Your Shoe?
by Chris Rice

Uprisings: Almost Heaven
by Elizabeth Newberry

H'rumphs: College Bound (and Gagged)
by Ed Spivey Jr.

Culture Watch

The Telecommunications Land Rush
by Danny Duncan Collum

Mighty Rushes of Truth
Subtle details and weighty matters abound in Dar Williams' songs.  by Kimberly Burge
Music Review: The Given World by Dar Williams.

Little Pictures of Hope
Ken Medema's obsession.  by Dan Goering
Music Review: Little Pictures by Ken Medema.

When Profit Is the Driver
The consequences of globalization.  by Jo Ann Heydron
Book Review: Workin' on the Chain Gang: Shaking Off the Dead hand of History by Walter Mosley. Field Guide to the Global Economy by Sarah Anderson, John Cavanagh, and Thea Lee.

Emancipatory Spirituality
Weaving social engagement and spiritual practice.  by Duane Shank
Book Review: Spirit Mattes by Michael Lerner.

An Unexpected Merton
The Trappist's voice continues to resound.  by Jim Forest
Book Review: The Intimate Merton by Patrick Hart and Jonathan Montaldo. Thomas merton and the Monastic Vision by Lawrence S. Cunningham.

Interfaith Peacemaking
Is true nonviolence possible only for Christians?  by Dan Buchanan
Book Review: Nonviolence for the Third Millennium by G. Simon Harak.

Christmas Shopping Made Easy
A Winter Reading List  by The Editors

Departments

Inside Story
by The Editors

Between the Lines
| Human Rights Assaulted in Guatemala, Colombia | A Move to Ban Cluster Bombs | Globalizing Justice | Police! Put down the puppet, now! | Briefly Noted |

Groundswell: That All May Be One
Radical ecumenism in a land of strife.  by Fred Bahnson

Call to Renewal: Quiz the Candidates, Then Vote!
Bring poverty into the campaign.  by R. Carter Echols

Seeds: Resources for study and action
by Ryan Beiler

Connections: Bringing people together
by Elizabeth Newberry and Beth Isaacson

Poetry: The Car in the Snow
by Rod Jellema

Letters
| Force Protection | The Bruce Discovery | AIDS in Africa | Are the Christians Coming? | Catholic Worker Key Chains? | Live Like a Lily | Unsustainable Lifestyle | The Tie That Binds | Clarification |