Religion & values in public life
Subtitle: Anthology 2000
By: [edited by Will Joyner and Missy Daniel]
Publisher: Center for the Study of Values in Public Life, Harvard Divinity School
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 173
Subjects: Religion and sociology; Religion and politics; Economics; Religious aspects; Religion and ethics; Church and the world; Religion and culture
Other titles: Religion and values in public life.; Anthology 2000; Religion and values in public life; Harvard Divinity bulletin.
Notes: "These articles appeared originally in Religion & values in public life, as part of Harvard Divinity bulletin"--T.p. verso.

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Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- J. Bryan Hehir; title: Sour grapes  -- Henry Louis Gates, Jr.; title: Jefferson's lasting breakthrough  -- Cornel West -- A conversation with Cornel West; title: Built by association  -- James T. Kloppenberg; title: A conversation with Stephen L. Carter --; title: Public religion and pilgrim citizenship  -- Ronald F. Thiemann; title: One among many  -- Gary Dorrien; title: Faith, politics, and the common good  -- E.J. Dionne, Jr.; title: The campaign for president, 1992  -- Bill Kovach, Harvey Cox; title: Let there be light  -- Bill Moyers; title: Journalism's job amid doubt and belief  -- Peter Jennings; title: Capital ideas  -- Jon P. Gunneman; title: Creation unplugged  -- Bill McKibben; title: Vindicating Christian realism  -- Richard Wightman Fox; title: Encountering God  -- Diana Eck; title: The foreign policy legacy of John Courtney Murray  -- J. Bryan Hehir; title: What does the Bible say about Bosnia?  -- Jack Miles; title: Hate thy brother  -- Chris Hedges; title: Fear, forgiveness, and the new world disorder  -- Jean Bethke Elshtain; title: War, peace, and the task of Christian ethics  -- Shaun Casey; title: Forgiving one another in the public sphere  -- John Langan; title: Cosmopolitan compassion and condemnation -- David Little.