Religion Dispatches
Seeing what happened to Qaddafi, it is hard to deny there is not an epic arc of evil rising and consuming itself. Still, those who rage at dictators should also tremble at any tendency in their direction.
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RD talks with journalist Amy Waldman whose first novel, The Submission, presciently imagines a controversy, set in post-9/11 New York City, in which the design of a Muslim-American wins a contest to build a 9/11 memorial.
Read MoreThe Center for American Progress follows the money in a groundbreaking new report.
Read MoreJoe Nocera’s casual use of the Tea Party’s “jihad.”
Read MoreAmong other things, Anders Breivik is foolish.
Read MorePart five of the travelogue, from what was once Europe’s Jerusalem.
Read MoreA dispatch from Sarajevo, part four in a travelogue.
Read MoreWhat to expect in Sarajevo.
Read MoreIf Egypt’s democracy takes hold it will, along with Turkey, help elbow out the Islamist movements we’re used to hearing about.
Read MoreHow can Turkey, with it’s growing economy, not be accepted by Europe as an equal?
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