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Old Curmudgeon and New Christian Malcolm Muggeridge (see BOOKS), one of the speakers at the congress, was more direct. Muggeridge, a nondenominational believer who thinks that many Christians have sacrificed the spiritual message of the Gospel in pursuit of temporal liberation, spoke feelingly about the inevitable disappointments that follow upon...
Overdrive's editorial policy is "to print the truth." There is but one truth to Parkhurst, and it is as pointed and uncompromising as the outlook of any political radical. Yet Parkhurst remains a firm believer in the American system, in democracy and free enterprise.
At the same time, politics has been frequently contaminated by the law of celebrity. It works two ways. According to Andy Warhol's dictum that "in the future, everybody will be famous for at least 15 minutes," overexposure or premature adulation tends to burn up talent too quickly; the public...
Impeachment is a serious step. In a state ruled not by a king but by an elected representative of its people, impeachment shouldn't be unthinkable, but a viable threat to any president who steps too far out of line. Thomas Jefferson said that the tree of liberty needed the...
ON DÉTENTE. I'm a strong believer in détente and certainly believe Nixon should go ahead with his visit to Moscow. We should support the President in his arms-control negotiations. Most Americans, I think, are ready to back him on that issue.