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Crisis
Vol. 21 No. 1 - January 2003
Features:
Another
Reckoning: A Response to Daniel Jonah Goldhagen’s
A Moral Reckoning Ronald J. Rychlak looks at the latest—and
most aggressive—attack on the Church’s record
during the Holocaust. What he finds is a book rife with
distortion, dishonesty, and error.
The
Church and the Jews in the Middle Ages
Thomas F. Madden takes you through this controversial subject
and separates truth from the all-too-popular myth.
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The Satirist
of the Fall
F.H. Buckley explores the dark satire of Evelyn Waugh on the 100th
anniversary of the writer’s birth.
Gentleman’s
Astronomy
Benjamin D. Wiker argues that stargazing can civilize a restless
mind.
Golf and the
Cardinal Virtues
Todd M. Aglialoro shows you how golf teaches virtue, especially
humility.
Books - Arts - Culture:
Poem
“The Averted” by Les Murray
Koba the Dread:
Laughter and the Twenty Million
by Martin Amis
After Christianity
by Gianni Vattimo
The Skeptic:
A Life of H.L. Mencken
by Terry Teachout
Introduction
to Moral Theology
by Romanus Cessario, O.P.
Thirty Days on
Retreat with the Exercises of St. Ignatius
by Paul Mariani
Slim and Shady
Terry Teachout says that Eminem is the new Elvis...in the worst
way.
Einar Englund:
Out of the Shadows
Robert R. Reilly introduces you to a composer undeservedly lost
in the shadows of Jean Sibelius.
Departments:
Letters
Columns:
Sed Contra
Deal W. Hudson
Late Edition
Michael M. Uhlmann
Guest Column
H.W. Crocker III
From the Hill
Rick Santorum
These Parables
George W. Rutler
Sense & Nonsense
James V. Schall
End Notes
Ralph McInerny
Seeing Things
Robert Royal
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