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What
you'll find in the March 1999 issue of The Witness:
Editor's
note: Can we at least agree on the need to save lives?
by
Julie A. Wortman
A simple, overwhelming problem
by The Witness staff
Theology
in a pandemic
by Mary E. Hunt
Prevention
is achievable
by Michael H. Merson
HIV/AIDS:
overcoming religious barriers
by Leila Gal Berner
African-American
Muslims and AIDS
by Amir Al-Islan
Buddhism
and sexual ethics in the age of AIDS
by Jose Ignacio Cabezon
HIV and
'holy hatred'
by
Randall C. Bailey
Vital
Signs
March
1999's Vital Signs is by Louie Crew, Breaking
silence in Harare
And in every
issue:
Letters
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You
can read a sample of what our readers say here.
Editors'
reflection
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The
editors' take on the
monthly magazine theme.
Poetry
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From
the light-hearted to the spirit-shaking, we bring you the best.
Short
Takes
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Our
quick looks at everything from music to current events.
Keeping
Watch
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A
spotlight on critical issues in the world that deserve your notice.
Reviews
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Books,
movies, music: What's worth your time.
The
Quick and the Dead
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Interviews
with of some of the world's interesting people.
If you'd like
to read more articles addressing theological concerns and critiquing
social issues from a faith perspective, subscribe. It's
still easier to have a cup of coffee or tea with a paper publication!
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