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A Spiritual Caucus in the Democratic Party

BY MICHAEL LERNER

More and more American are coming to recognize the need for a New Bottom Line; As the Iraq quagmire deepens, the neo-conservative movement is splitting; Why the Democratic Party needs a spiritual caucus

The Contrarian BY GEORGE VRADENBURG

The Ethics of Capitalism.

Mash Down Babylon BY JOEL SCHALIT

A Social Revolution?

Voice For Peace BY MITCHELL PLITNICK

Pre-Emptive Punishment

Spirit Matters:

Another World is Possible- BY CINDY SHEEHAN

Homosexuals and the Politics of Death- BY ROBIN MEYERS

Environmentalism as Spirituality- BY ROGER S. GOTTLIEB

POLITICS AND SOCIETY

An Interview with Howard Zinn- BY SHELLY R. FREDMAN

Howard Zinn throws some zingers at the Left (including Tikkun) while urging persistence in the progressive cause.

The Death of the Republican Ideal BY FRANK BROWNING

French neo-con Alain Finkielkraut epitomizes the political crisis of France's Jewish community.

The Agony of Defeat: What's with the Liberal Hawks? 

On the third anniversary of the Iraq invasion, Elliot Neaman, Danny Goldberg, and Max Ajl take a fresh look at liveral pundits who pimped Bush's War on Terror.

Spiritual Activism

How to Become Truly Alive? BY FRED BRANFMAN

A personal story about death's lessons for living.

Embodied Spirituality, Now and Then BY JORGE N. FERRER

What do we mean when we say that spirituality is "embodied"?

"Swiftboating" Bush's Bishops BY ANDREW J. WEAVER

The president's own denomination condemns the Iraq war. Karl Rove takes revenge.

Israel/Palestine

From Jabotinsky to Kadima BY ERAN KAPLAN

Israeli conservatism is not dead. Historian Eran Kaplan puts the Kadima party under the right microscope.

The Electronic Intifada

Tikkun talks statehood with Ali Abunimah, the publisher of America's most respected Palestinian website.

Judaism

Opening Up the Mikvah BY ARI KRISTAN

How to make ritual baths more inclusive.

Jewish Renewal and American Spirituality BY SHAUL MAGID

Seen in its American context, Renewal is a religion at once particular and universal.

Be the Change BY ARYEH COHEN

Continuity, schmontinuity. American Judaism has a bigger problem.

Culture

Books

Nadine Gordimer at Eighty-Two, by Ben Naparstek

Daniel Matt's Zohar, reviewed by David S. Ariel

Yitzhak Buxbaum's The Light and Fire of the Baal Shem Tov, reviewed by Estelle Frankel

Capsule Reviews: The Accidental Empire, Half/Life, 10 Excellent Reasons Not to Join the Military

Television

Shuli Rand's Ushpizin and Amos Gitai's Kadosh, by Shai Ginsburg

Music

Subverting World Music: The Sublime Frequencies Label, by Charlie Bertsch

Album Reviews: Gutbucket's Sludge Test, Dub Trio's New Heavy

Poem

The Blade, by C.K. Williams


 



 
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