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Biblical Promise and Threat in U.S. Imperialist Rhetoric, Before and After 9/11ons of the Bible become part of the political calculus. Many people on the Left bemoan the Christian Right without paying attention to precisely how biblical interpretations get incorporated into right-wing discourse, and what recognizing biblical influence on politics might mean for engaging bellic

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Toward a Cherokee Theory of Violenceendless chain of depressing events following in their wake. Although many have rediscovered faith communities or a renewed social activism in their search for understanding, I have immersed myself in the lessons of my own Cherokee culture and history. This history teaches me to situate September 11

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Domestic Terror them. Irony, though, pales beside the fear and anger that now swirl around Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the source of many of the troops sent to Afghanistan. It was there that four soldiers recently confused their wives for the enemy and killed them. Marilyn Griffin was stabbed seventy times and her

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