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Sojourners Magazine: October 2004

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Cover Story

Unless we observe and surrender our small, daily anxieties, we won't recognize the really big fears, in all their disguises, that control our politics, our denominations, our bank accounts, and the world's future.
Especially in a contentious election year, Especially
As a World War II veteran, As a World War II veteran,

Feature

An Artist Who 'Did Something.'
Evangelicals in the United States are increasingly estranged from their counterparts everywhere else.
How faith and a newspaper transformed a Mississippi community.

Commentary

Is the church, like the country, divided into
Is it time for a Christian crusade against AIDS?

Columns

Google's 'democratic' launch hurt only the fat cats
God is not a Republican. Or a Democrat.
I've always wanted a lawyer. I have a plumber, but it's not the same.

Culture Watch

Since 9-11 the capacity of Islam for renewal and change has become a central issue in the complex religious and political give-and-take that now surro
Sacred Singing, rooted in comunity and place
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Old-time country music is the new punk rock.

Departments

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As we wrapped up this issue, summer was taking its final stroll into autumn. But like many people, we've been focusing for some time on the fall and the very important Election Day we're facing.
Five Ursuline sisters, Five Ursuline sisters, wearing
At the regional airport in Waco,
If a forest is chopped down and nobody hears about it, did it really happen? Yes, according to Christian Peacemaker Teams and the Anishnabek tribe of Grassy Narrows First Nation near Kenora, Ontario.
Less Crime, Less Crime, More Time
One year after the World Bank promised that revenues from the Chad-
And you thought Mel Gibson' And you thought Mel Gibson
Thank you for the insightful article by Bill Moyers (