Fall 2002
Essays
- Indestructible Islam by Jude P. Dougherty
- Modernity, the ” City of Pigs” by Wayne Allen
- Original Sin in the Later Auden by Cicero Bruce
- P.D. James and the Mystery of Iniquity by Ralph C. Wood
- Scandals in the Church an Editorial by George A. Panichas
- Stefan Zweig by Mordecai Roshwald
- Taking the Cure by Philip Brantingham
- Vocationalism and the Plight of the Humanities by Hugh Mercer Curtler
Book Reviews
- An Epic Undertaking by Carl Guldager
- You Are the Music While the Music Lasts by Richard K. Cross
Miscellany
- The Metaphysical Club by Ted V. McAllister and Thomas Short
- The Seafarer to His Nephew by Lawrence Dugan
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