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Can Christians Be Patriots?Jesus launches into a list of seemingly extravagant ethical demands on such matters as divorce, vengeance, and retaliation. Any sense of blessedness that we might feel at the beginning of his sermon dissipates as Jesus condemns lust of the heart, evil in the eye, anger, and other perfectly normal hu

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Christian Patriotism?ir new country’s laws and their civic responsibilities; they must pass a test to prove they understand their new citizenship and then must swear their allegiance. Good citizenship requires such basic duties as paying taxes, voting, serving in the military and on juries, and obeying the laws of the l

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A Distinctively Catholic Patriotism?ring to a foreign religious sect whose worldview and creed put them at odds with the fundamental tenets of freedom, religious toleration, and human rights on which this country is founded. Followers of this sect, many of them recent immigrants, give their fealty to a faith and form of religious lead

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Called to Christian Anarchy?y, including those who are not scoundrels. In the days following September 11, 2001, “God bless America” was the slogan displayed on the billboards of burger joints and on the bumpers of vehicles across the nation. While those displaying the slogan clearly wanted us to know of their patriotism, were

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Patriotism Transformed by Terror?hat we have entered an era of serious terrorist threats. Because I approach the topic from the perspective of Catholic social thought, I will simultaneously treat the question: What does American Catholicism have to offer by way of reflection on the topic of patriotism in the contemporary world? Com

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