Word: christe
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...TIME for Nov. 4 ... I saw the disgraceful remarks of the Anglican Archbishop of York. Must Protestant sects make it so difficult for us Catholics to win them to the one true Church of Christ on earth? There can be no freedom for error, and we are right and they are wrong. Why must they expect that they have any right to religious freedom...
...ring (TIME, Sept. 10, 1945). To prove it, he painted still another "Vermeer," Jesus in the Temple (see cut), in his cell. It looked unlike Vermeer's cool, clean interiors, but did remind Dutch art experts of one of the master's few religious paintings: Christ with Mary and Martha...
...prosperous, cultured city Friends, surrounded by the institutions of conventional Protestantism, the country cousins began to look increasingly like religious radicals. Under the influence of the Wesleyan "Evangelical Movement," with its emphasis on Scriptural authority, the Fall of Man and the Atonement of Christ, many (but not all) city Quakers came to lean more & more on formal theology. On visits to the cities for Yearly Meeting, country Friends began to feel uncomfortable. The center of the religious crisis was the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting...
...should grow to full communion with them. . . . Full communion between churches means not that they are identical in all ways, but that there is no barrier to exchange of their ministers and ministries. Every church's ministry is effective as a means by which the life of Christ reaches His people. Every church's ministry is defective because it is prevented from operating in all the folds of His flock...
...enter their churches and they mine in the sacrament of the Lord, that His life may freely circulate between us. Cannot we grow to full communion with each other before we start to write a constitution? Have we the wisdom, the humility, the love and the spirit of Christ sufficient for such a venture...