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...fellow framers of the Constitution are smiling down on TIME. That was a powerful cover with an affirming message--exactly the reassuring "grounding" all Americans needed. Thanks for capturing the essence of our nation's proud democratic foundation and recognizing how truly remarkable it is that this document, written 225 years ago, still has the ability to guide us through these challenging times. JANE LUMM Ann Arbor, Mich...
...order to be a good therapist, you have to think like a researcher...you have to develop hypotheses about what's going on, you have to test those hypotheses, you have to be able to document changes" says Hooley...
Arafat is also understandably suspicious about whether Barak can deliver on any document he signs. Polls put Barak 18 points behind in the Feb. 6 contest for Prime Minister with Likud hawk Ariel Sharon, who, if he won, would be sure to block the implementation of a Barak. "Israel would be free to back out of the deal," a Palestinian official frets, "whereas Arafat would be stuck...
Carroll, a novelist (1978's Mortal Friends), newspaper columnist and 1997 National Book Award winner, says his book was inspired by the large cross erected by Poles outside Auschwitz. But his real target appears to be the Vatican's 1998 apology, "We Remember." That long-awaited document expressed regret at Christian mistreatment of Jews over the centuries but pinned the fault on some of the church's sinful "members" while holding blameless "the church as such...
...than the rushed hatchet job Carroll delivers in attempting to maintain his focus on Catholicism. And the author, a former priest and staunch left-wing Catholic who offers his work "as my personal penance to God, to the Jewish dead and to my children," is not content just to document the stain on his church. He sees anti-Semitism as intimately entwined with issues of Catholic power and authority, and devotes his last 70 pages to a call for a "Vatican Council III" to pursue such measures as choosing bishops by popular vote...