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Matters of Conscience

Matters of Conscience © is a quarterly letter that explores America's changing political and cultural identity.

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Past issues of Matters of Conscience

  • Issue 19 - May, 2008 - Who Lost America?
  • Issue 18 - January, 2008 - Health Care, USA - part 2.
  • Issue 17 - October, 2007 - Health Care in the 21st Century - part 1.
  • Issue 16 - April/July, 2007 - Eminent Disdain - part 2.
  • Issue 15 - February, 2007 - Eminent Disdain - part 1.
  • Issue 14 - November, 2006 - Global warming / climate change.
  • Issue 13 - August, 2006 - Looking at America from three different times.
  • Issue 12 - May, 2006 - Immigration in the upcoming election.
  • Issue 11 - February, 2006 - Eminent Domain.
  • Issue 10 - November, 2005 - Our Loss of Political Innocense.
  • Issue 9 - August, 2005 - Failure of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
  • Issue 8 - April, 2005 - Uncharted territory, Part II - Iraq.
  • Issue 7 - January, 2005 - Some pluses and minuses, looking ahead - challenges and changes.
  • Issue 6 - October, 2004 - Political snapshots, government by paradox and paralysis, our political DNA.
  • Issue 5 - July, 2004 - Election year notes, Islam and Iraq.
  • Issue 4 - April, 2004 - An inquiry into the origins, circumstances, and acceptance of sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church in American.
  • Issue 3 - December, 2003 - Year-end summary.
  • Issue 2 - September, 2003 - Continuing discussion on the population/immigration issue.
  • Issue 1 - April 2003 - Focusing on the population/immigration issue.

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