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Matters of Conscience ^© was a quarterly letter that explores America's changing political and cultural identity.

Matters of Conscience is no longer published. The contact information listed in the past issues is no longer active. Past issues are included here for archival purposes only.

Past issues of Matters of Conscience

• Issue 65 (October, 2019)
  More Dangers - Fewer Choices
  The POMO Solution
• Issue 64 (July, 2019)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  Transition Issue
• Issue 63 (April, 2019)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  The Attack on Western Civilization - Part 5
• Issue 62 (January, 2019)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  The Attack on Western Civilization - Part 4
• Issue 61 (July, 2018)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  The Attack on Western Civilization - Part 3
• Issue 60 (April, 2018)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  The Attack on Western Civilization - Part 2
• Issue 59 (January, 2018)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  The Attack on Western Civilization
• Issue 58 (October, 2017)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  Part 3 - Crises
• Issue 57 (July, 2017)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  Part 2
• Issue 56 (April, 2017)
  Who Cares? And Why Don't We?
  Part 1
• Issue 55 (January, 2017)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 11
• Extra Election Issue 54 (Late October, 2016)
  Extra Election Issue
• Issue 53 (October, 2016)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 10: America at Risk in Election Year 2016
• Issue 52 (July, 2016)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 9: The Culture of Politics and the Politics of Culture in Election Year 2016
• Issue 51 (April, 2016)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 8: Cultural Contradictions in America
• Issue 50 (January, 2016)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 7: Cultural Confusion in America - Part 2
• Issue 49 (October 2015)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 6: Cultural Confusion in America - Part 1
• Issue 48 (July 2015)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 5: Islam's Cultural Threat
• Issue 47 (April 2015)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 4: Politician and Military Islam
• Issue 46 (January 2015)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 3: Mid-term Elections Comment - Foreign Policy (cont.)
• Issue 45 (October 2014)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 2: Foreign Policy - Views From a Century Gone Wrong, 1914-2014
• Issue 44 (July 2014)
  Who Are We? And Why Are We Not Who We Were?
  Part 1: Preface
• Issue 43 (April 2014)
  The Rise and Fall of American Government
  Part 4: Institutional Failure
• Issue 42 (January 2014)
  The Rise and Fall of American Government
  Part 3: Institutional Failure
• Issue 41 (October 2013)
  The Rise and Fall of American Government
  Part 2
• Issue 40 (July 2013)
  The Rise and Fall of American Government
  Part 1
• Issue 39 (April 2013)
  Political Islam in America
  Part 2: Religion
• Issue 38 (January 2013)
  Religion - a 21st Century World Force
  Part 1: Religion
• Issue 37 (October 2012)
  Renewal 10 - Politics 2012
  Part 2
• Issue 36 (July 2012)
  Renewal 9 - Politics 2012
  Part 1
• Issue 35 (April 2012)
  Renewal 8 - Economics - and Beyond
  Part 3
• Issue 34 (January 2012)
  Renewal 7 - Economics - and Beyond
  Part 2
• Issue 33 (October 2011)
  American Renewal - Economics - and Beyond
  Part 1
• Issue 32 (July 2011)
  Renewal 5 - Population - Earth, Air, Fire and Water
• Issue 31 (April 2011)
  Renewal 4 - Immigration
• Issue 30 (January, 2011)
  Renewal 3 - Culture
• Issue 29 (October, 2010)
  Renewal 2 - Education
• Issue 28 (July, 2010)
  Renewal 1
• Issue 27 (April, 2010)
  Ends at Odds
• Issue 26 (January, 2010)
  Approaching the Intersection - Economics, Politics, Religion, Environment
• Issue 25 (October, 2009)
  Institutional Failure: Our Nation's Greatest Threat?
• Issue 24 (July, 2009)
  Can Our Political Cultures Survive Our Cultural Politics?
• Issue 23 (April, 2009)
  A Time Like No Other?
• Issue 22 (January, 2009)
  The True Crisis in America
• Issue 21 (October, 2008)
  Incognito
  Part 2
• Issue 20 (July, 2008)
  Incognito
  Part 1
• Issue 19 (May, 2008)
  Who Lost America?
• Issue 18 (January, 2008)
  Health Care, USA
  Part 2
• Issue 17 (October, 2007)
  Health Care in the 21^st Century
  Part 2
• Issue 16 (April/July, 2007)
  Eminent Disdain - The Abuse of Government Power, Ethical Failures and the Triumph of Cynicism Over Integrity in Twenty-First Century America
  Part 2
• Issue 15 (February, 2007)
  Eminent Disdain - A Tale of Deception and Secrecy That Threatens Out Ecomonic and Physical Security, Our National Sovereignty, and Our Historical Identity
  Part 1
• Issue 14 (November, 2006)
  Global warming / climate change
• Issue 13 (August, 2006)
  Looking at America from three different times
• Issue 12 (May, 2006)
  Immigration in the upcoming election
• Issue 11 (February, 2006)
  The Right of Eminent Domain in 21st Century America
• Issue 10 (November, 2005)
  Our Loss of Political Innocence
• Issue 9 (August, 2005)
  Failure of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
• Issue 8 (April, 2005)
  Uncharted territory, Part II (Iraq)
• Issue 7 (January, 2005)
  Some pluses and minuses, looking ahead (challenges and changes)
• Issue 6 (October, 2004)
  Political snapshots, government by paradox and paralysis, our political DNA
• Issue 5 (July, 2004)
  Election year notes, Islam and Iraq
• Issue 4 (April, 2004)
  An inquiry into the origins, circumstances, and acceptance of sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church in American
• Issue 3 (December, 2003)
  Year-end summary
• Issue 2 (September, 2003)
  Continuing discussion on the population/immigration issue
• Issue 1 (April 2003)
  Focusing on the population/immigration issue

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