Editorial – Executive Summary0

• November/December 2003
• November 1, 2003

This morning I unpacked my latest cell phone and tried to turn it on. And tried and tried. To no avail! I pushed every likely button in hopes of getting power up. I even read the summary sheet for start-up. It was cryptic and unhelpful. Finally I called the 800 help line, and a velvet-voiced

Religious Test0

• November/December 2003
• November 1, 2003

Faith In A Dagger0

• November/December 2003
• November 1, 2003

Illustration By Sally Wern Comport Depending on whom you ask, Gurbaj Singh is either a victim of religious intolerance or a troublemaker defying his provincial government, school board, and school. In 2001 the then-12-year-old Sikh from Montreal made headlines when he knocked heads with his school, Sainte-Catherine-Laboure, over his wearing a four-inch (10-centimeter) ceremonial dagger,

What Would A Christian America Look Like?0

• November/December 2003
• November 1, 2003

By Rodney Nelson Illustration By Jack Slattery A few years ago a friend of mine paid my way to a family camp sponsored by the American Heritage Party of Washington State. The AHP was a Washington State chapter of the Constitution Party before leaving several years ago and changing its name to the AHP. While

Letters0

• November/December 2003
• September 1, 2003

Waste and Responsibility In John W. Whitehead's "Amish v. State" article in the March/April 2003 Liberty magazine, he indicates that the only waste that an Amish family produces is organic. Inasmuch as human feces is organic and it flows untreated into streams, it would seem that Mr. Whitehead would have no problem living downstream from

Letters0

• November/December 2003
• July 1, 2003

Protesting the Protesters As a Seventh-day Adventist reader of Liberty I have to say that I respectfully disagree with the logic behind statements in your "War and Peace" issue. You align yourselves with the anti-war protesters and make them out to be the voice of reason amid the angry booming of war drums. You are