November / December 1998

The Piquing of Father Neuhaus

POMO BROMO

Madonna and Material Discourse

"If one examines structuralist discourse, one is faced with a choice: either accept expressionism or conclude that expression is a product of communication. Derrida's analysis of expressionism states that consensus is a product of the masses, but only if consciousness is distinct from narrativity; otherwise, we can assume that government is fundamentally impossible."

--From Expression and Structuralist Discourse

Though America Prides Itself on Its Religious Liberty Principles, Free Exercise Rights Are Now Wandering Amid a Legal

A Compelling Case Against "Compelling State Interest"?

Is Our "First Freedom" Illegitimate?

Creditors Have a Right to Regain Assets Owed Them.But How Far Does That Right Extend? Congress HasFinally Answered: Not as Far as Some Creditors--and Lower Courts--Would Like to Allow

The Bible Says That the Ten Commandments Should Be Written in Our Hearts. Poor Ed Di Loreto Can't Even Get Them Posted on a Fence.

When Jesus said that He would draw all men unto Himself, did He mean to use a few drill sergeants to get the job done?