The Impact of 9-11 on Religion and Philosophy is the sixth volume of the six-volume series The Day that Changed Everything? edited by Matthew J. Morgan. This volume features a foreword by John Esposito and contributors include Jean Bethke Elshtain, Philip Yancey, John Milbank, Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz, John Cobb and Martin Cook.

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MATTHEW J. MORGAN is Director of the Business Systems Analyst Group at Starwood Hotels.

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Foreword, J.L.Esposito Aftershocks; P.Yancey PART I: ISLAM AND 9/11 An Altered Terrain: Engaging Islam in the Post-9/11 Public Sphere; A.Afsaruddin A Struggle for the Soul of a Faith: Spiritual Islam versus Political Islam; M.Zuhdi Jasser & S.Shahid How Does the U.S. Government Look at Islam since 9/11?; L.Danan & A.E.Hunt PART II: OTHER RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES Prodigal Nation: September 11 and the American Jeremiad; A.Murphy Geopolitical Theology; J.Milbank September 11 and the Jewish Vocabulary of Tragedy; Rabbi J.Moline Dialogue and Disagreement after 9/11; J.Spiegel & R.Pflum Truth and Falsehood in Religion and Politics; J.B.Cobb, Jr. SECTION III: 9/11 AND PHILOSOPHY AND EFFECTS Reconciliatory Praxis: The Face of Justice after 9/11; A.M.Isasi-Diaz Known Unknowns: How Current Philosophy Addresses Fear of the Post-9/11 World; L.Harte Power, Terror, and the Good for Humans; J.Secada On Moral Alchemy: A Critical Examination of Post-9/11 U.S. Military Policy; T.Brewer The Day the World Changed? Reflections on 9/11 and U.S. National Security Strategy; M.L.Cook SECTION IV: THE JUST WAR THEORY AFTER 9/11 Just War in the Shadow of 9/11; J.B.Elshtain Understanding Terrorism and the Limits of Just War Theory; M.McKenna The Just War Tradition Faces the Remnants of War; M.Douglas Catholic Just War Theory: The Conversation since 9/11; L.Johnston Pacifism and Just War Theory after 9/11; A.Fiala To Debate or Not to Debate: Philosophy and Torture after 9/11; P.Kaurin