Islam and Christianity are a phenomenon of converging ideas around the singularly most formidable mystery of God.

During their history the only events that have managed to form any semblance of unity among the Afghans, is the desire to fight foreign invaders.

The Iranian government, which dictates what people should wear, what kind of music they should listen to, what kinds of sports or college majors are appropriate for men or women, etc., now seeks a "Dialogue" on what is considered "civilized."

This is not year zero; and if we make it that, then we have allowed the fanatics to define something they are not entitled to.

The Bush administration is determined to use the hijackings and mass murders of September 11 as a political opportunity to transform the definition of dissent here in the US and to project the US military into the oil-rich former republics of Soviet Central Asia.

Total War is required, limited war is being waged.

The single great evil that must be opposed is not one group of people or another, but rather the fear and hatred that continue to find root in human hearts.

Nonviolence requires courage. It swears off actions which are motivated by anger and a desire to destroy.

We still talk about individuality, but the needs of the larger community have become paramount.

Is it Sony's position that ordinary English text reaches the level of "constituting a violation of the anti-circumvention provisions of the Digital Mellennium Copyright Act"?

I am presenting a plan to eradicate terrorism by waging war on global poverty.