Up Next
Back to Show
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Chris Hedges: The Costs of War
Chris Hedges of The New York Times has written a powerful new book about the costs of war to individuals and to societies. Hedges, a veteran war correspondent who covered wars in El Salvador, Nicaragua, Africa, the Middle East, and the former Yugoslavia, wants Americans to understand how self-destructive war can be.
Support Provided By
25:48
Christmas Peace, Fifty Years after Gideon, Christmas at St. Olaf
26:47
Mormon Missionary Expansion, El Salvador Abortion Ban, Sufi Whirling Dervishes
26:47
Nelson Mandela, Pundits and the Pope, Christmas Gift Giving
25:49
Methodist Gay Marriage, Civil Rights 50th Anniversary, Gettysburg Address Anniversary
25:47
Celebrating Hanukkah and Thanksgiving on the same day; Removing the homeless from downtown
25:47
Catholic Bishops, Catholic President; Gun Violence; Long Forgotten Mentally Ill
25:49
Legislative Prayer, American Dream, Kristallnacht 75th Anniversary, Coventry Cathedral
25:47
Pope Francis and Catholic Expectations; Predicting Violence; Reza Aslan's Zealot
25:47
The debate over what it means to be a Catholic school; Poet Christian Wiman
25:47
The new movie "12 Years a Slave"; Lawyers for Justice; Conservative Judaism Centennial
25:45
Catholic writer James Lee Burke; Ethics of solitary confinement; Children's Hajj