Clip: Season 5 | 8m 12s
Technology has been developed that enables us to view people's most private personal information, track their whereabouts, invade their space. Then what had been made possible by such advances, terrorism made inevitable. Surveillance is becoming more and more pervasive, so where does the acceptable line between protection of the public and invasion of individual privacy fall?
Aired: 04/18/02
The freshman summer reading book for UNC Chapel Hill has generated a lot of controversy.
Voice of the Faithful Convention
How have Catholic lay groups responded to the Church’s handling of the sex abuse crisis?
Should religious leaders be able to preach politics without losing tax exempt status?
More than 250,000 young Catholics from 169 countries came to Toronto for World Youth Day.
The New Archbishop of Canterbury
Welsh archbishop Rowan Williams has been appointed as the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury.
Rev. William Abernethy and the Ethics of Cloning
Is therapeutic cloning for medical purposes unethical because it destroys an embryo?
Hindu-Muslim Conflict in India
Deadly Hindu-Muslim violence has broken out in the western Indian state of Gujarat.
Exploring Religious America: Comments and Analysis
Part five of a five-part series: analyzing the “Exploring Religious America” survey.
Exploring Religious America: Spirituality
Part four of a five-part series: the spirituality of Americans, with and without religion.
Exploring Religious America: Catholicism in America
Part three of a five-part series: The experience of being Roman Catholic in America.
