GALE At issue series

Presents thirteen controversial essays that debate issues associated with the War on Terror.

Essays from various sources provide a wide range of opinions on the discrimination of religious groups in America, discussing Christians in school, anti-Semitism on campus, religion in education, Islamic women and feminism, Muslims, homosexuality in the Episcopal Church, and Hare Krishnas.

Presents thirteen essays that debate the justification of torture in certain situations, and discusses such issues as the legalization and regulation of torture, the statutes of the Geneva Convention, the Abu Ghraib prisoner case, and U.S. foreign policy objectives.

Presents a collection of essays that examines the nature of the religion of Islam, using a number of primary and secondary sources, and providing information on Islam as religion of war or peace.