An Act of Judgment? – June 5, 2011 January 14, 2013 News News4 Challenging Future for Brazil’s Anglicans Review Essay10 The Republic of Grace by Charles MathewesReview by Jordan Hylden Other Books14 And One Was a Priest by Araminta Stone JohnstonReview by Douglas LeBlanc 15 Who Are the Christians in the Middle East?by Betty Jane Bailey and J. Martin BaileyReview by Richard J. Mammana, Jr. 16 The Myth of Religious Violenceby William T. CavanaughReview by Leigh Edwards Feature18 Our Unity in Christ seriesRecognizably AnglicanBy George R. SumnerMax Warren, honored at the 1963 Anglican Congress, stressed that churches are always at risk of selling out to the surrounding pagan culture, and that the line between the two is ever being redrawn. Churches need global partners because it is hard to see ourselves. Catholic Voices20 An Act of Judgment?By Oliver O’DonovanWhy do the Christian ethics of war and the law founded on it prohibit assassinations? Because assassination cannot be a true act of judgment. 22 ‘No Pleasure in the Death of the Wicked’By Deonna NealIf the act of killing bin Laden was truly justified, then this justification must be articulated clearly so that our actions may be distinguished from the actions of our enemies. Justice cannot be satisfied with revenge. Other Departments17 Cultures24 From the Archives26 Letters28 Sunday’s Readings30 People & Places
