Letter to the Editor: May 1993

A Neighbor Across the Fence... Who 'Gnos'... Clarifying Vatican II... Coercion By Another Name... Let's Be Responsible... Pseudo-Intellectual... 'Prolife' Not Accurate... Celebrating the Conception of Jesus...

Distributing America

BEYOND REAGANOMICS AND CLINTONOMICS

Thomas Storck

Is the economy supposed to serve man? Or are we to twist ourselves and our families to fit the impersonal demands of the economic juggernaut?

The Prolife Movement: Dead or Alive?

ON THE PERSISTENCE OF NATURAL LAW

James G. Hanink

Natural Law theory is resilient and patient. It is unlikely that certain people will ever slough off their conviction that unborn babies are human beings deserving protection.

Probing Russian Orthodox Spirituality

SPIRITUAL DIRECTION FOR CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIANS

Alphonse Vinh

A key figure in the Russian Orthodox spir­itual experience is the staretz, a grace-filled in­dividual, usually a monk, who possesses the special charism of spiritual direc­tion.

Did Jesus Exist?

LETTER FROM ENGLAND

John Warwick Montgomery

This query is the title of a schol­arly book by G.A. Wells, a professor at Birbeck College, London, that had con­siderable influence on both sides of the Atlan­tic.

A Defector From P.C. Ranks?

Philip E. Devine

Graff joins with Alasdair MacIntyre in proposing a system of higher education that will enable us to take conflicts seriously and address them intelligently.

An Invitation to Sharp Intellectual Debate

Gordon C. Zahn

Lukacs's dominant concern as a his­torian is tracing the origin and development of nationalism in its various manifestations and tallying its human costs over history.

How Great Thou Art?

Paul J. Weithman

Murray consistently located himself in the Natural Law tra­dition and claimed that the constitutionalism he defended had its roots in the writing of Thomas Aquinas.

Briefly: May 1993

Reviews of Roget's Thesarus of the Bible... What Does the Lord Require... The Women Outside...