9-11: TODAY'S OPINIONS
Chuck Colson: Lessons learned and unlearned
Today marks the fifth anniversary of September 11. What have we in the West learned since that horrible day? There is good news - and bad news.
Alan Sears: Five years after 9/11, the ACLU considers Christians the terrorists
Cook's statement equates a teacher praying for a student's ailing mother with the determination of radical Muslim terrorists to destroy as many innocent lives as possible.
Donald Lambro: Rember the "blessed terror"
The news of the fall of the Twin Towers is burned into memory. A good many of us watched, unbelieving, as the second plane sliced through the steel and concrete.
George Will: What 9/11 Didn't Change
Today marks the fifth anniversary of September 11. What have we in the West learned since that horrible day? There is good news - and bad news.
Alan Sears: Five years after 9/11, the ACLU considers Christians the terrorists
Cook's statement equates a teacher praying for a student's ailing mother with the determination of radical Muslim terrorists to destroy as many innocent lives as possible.
Donald Lambro: Rember the "blessed terror"
The news of the fall of the Twin Towers is burned into memory. A good many of us watched, unbelieving, as the second plane sliced through the steel and concrete.
George Will: What 9/11 Didn't Change
Before the dust from the collapsed towers had settled, conventional wisdom had congealed: "Everything has changed." But what about what matters most, the public's sensibility?
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