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January-February 2000 Sojourners
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March-April 2000 Sojourners
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May-June 2000 Sojourners
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Ethics and the bottom line: Will good values run me out of business? Features include a look at city living: is it incompatible with the life of prayer?
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Faith Works: Lessons from the life of an activist preacher, a new book by Jim Wallis. Features include E.J. Dionne on George W., God, and the American experiment.
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What do the Pope, Bono, and Arianna Huffington have in common? All are part of powerful new movements for economic justice. A look at the unexpected success of Jubilee 2000 and Call to Renewal.
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July-August 2000 Sojourners
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September-October 2000 Sojourners
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November-December 2000 Sojourners
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The Fight for the Living: The slave trade killed millions of Africans. AIDS will kill more. Eugene and Jacqueline Rivers on the future of Africa. Features include The Waiting, a look at receiving visitors in prison.
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The Internet has made hate groups highly visible, completely anonymous, and available to a potentially limitless audience. Who are these groups, what are their strategies, and what can we do to fight back?
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Should Joe Lieberman (and the rest) keep his religion to himself? The real question is not whether religious values should help shape politics, but how.
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