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Pursuing Truth, Seeking Moral Justice

Simon Wiesenthal understood that when it comes to heinous acts, only the apology, not the absolution, is morally obligatory.

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Swami Uptown Archive: January 2005

Jesse Kornbluth's daily weblog on religion, spirituality, and politics.

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Reckoning in Sudan

Did the world ignore another African genocide? The U.N. investigates Darfur's horrors.

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Quipping About Capital Punishment

Presidential candidates put a strange face on the death penalty debate

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Hang Six

A biblically correct solution to the Ten Commandments controversy

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California Bucks Bush, Approves Stem-Cell Research Legislation

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Two Surrender in 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing

Four African-American girls died in the blast that helped galvanize the Civil Rights movement

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Faith Healers And a Dead 15-year-old

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Hidden Law v. Legalism

Formal laws and less formal social codes coexisted peacefully, until bureaucratic legalism arose.

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America's New Relationship with Uzbekistan Raises Human Rights Questions

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