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Articles in May/Jun 2003 issue of Human Quest

• Religion scorned in the public square
  by Royer, Ismail
• Celibate good times
• Would Abe Lincoln qualify for sainthood?
  by Mitchell, Jim
• Prayer lawsuit wins in Utah Supreme Court
• To the editor: What is an oath?
• Good news about election reform
• Men have failed at peace; give women a chance
  by Cohen, Anat
• Bush wants federal funds to build or repair churches
• Is there room for mom-and-son compromise on the Power Rangers?
  by Briccetti, Kathy
• Robertson uses surgery instead of faith healing
• Pledge of allegiance still controversial
• Articulation
  by Ray, David
• African-American heroes we should know: Bayard Rustin helped 'The' march & first freedom ride
  by Swomley, John M
• Media "in bed" or "imbedded"?
• Correction
• Relations between Cuba, U.S. get worse
• What's next for the peace movement?
  by Corr, Brian
• War crimes court inaugurated
• High-tech weapons go to civil rights abusers who help U.S.
  by Stohl, Rachel
• An in-house response to 'an Islamic perspective'
  by Swomley, Marjie C
• Is it a sin to vote Democratic?
  by Cheatum, Lynn
• Part II - humans and their natural rights: The constitutional principle of separation betweeen religion and government
  by Garman, Gene
• Gulf War syndrome, the sequel: 'People are sick over there already'
  by Rosenfeld, Steven
• Attorneys must snitch on clients
• Reformed guerrilla in Colombia: From violence to peace
  by Baergen, Rudy; Baergen, Helen; Dyck, Dan