RECONCILIATION AND THE RUSSIANS
On June 6, in Normandy, President Reagan extended a hand of reconciliation toward the Soviet Union. That was a noble, useful, and humane act. It clearly has religious warrant. But there are dangers in it.
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RECONCILIATION AND THE RUSSIANS
On June 6, in Normandy, President Reagan extended a hand of reconciliation toward the Soviet Union. That was a noble, useful, and humane act. It clearly has religious warrant. But there are dangers in it.

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Michael Novak was a Catholic philosopher, journalist, novelist, and diplomat.
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RECONCILIATION AND THE RUSSIANS
On June 6, in Normandy, President Reagan extended a hand of reconciliation toward the Soviet Union. That was a noble, useful, and humane act. It clearly has religious warrant. But there are dangers in it.
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About the Author
Michael Novak was a Catholic philosopher, journalist, novelist, and diplomat.
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