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A Letter from a Warrior

A World War II soldier and POW shares hope for the future.

Can Friends Come Together in the Search for Peace?

I am writing this because I was very moved by the articles of Mary Lord and Arthur Rifkin in the…

New World Vision

Autobiography of a Pacifist

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The crew of Oh! Miss Agnes, a B-17G named after the pilot's mother. Clockwise from upper-left: ball turret gunner Keith Splude, George Rubin, James Brubaker, radio operator Don Brown, engineer Curtis "Buck" Jessen, and tail gunner Jim Manford. Photos courtesy of author.

Among Friends

Faithfulness and Acting-As-If: an introduction to our issue on war, warriors, and the effects of war.

Welcome to Newcomers

Although I grew up with Quaker neighbors next door who were close family friends (and relatives who’d joined Friends), and…

Susan Corson-Finnerty

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Forum, April 2020

Letters from our readers.

Charles S. Thompson

Thompson—Charles S. Thompson, 89, on April 16, 2017, at home in Queens, N.Y. Charles was born on July 13, 1927,…

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Memories of My Father’s Memories

The humanity and inhumanity of the Manhattan Project.

Ralph G. Steinhardt