Word: christian
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...George La Piana, Instructor in Church History at the University, will deliver the fifth of his series of six lectures under the Lowell Institute tonight at 8 o'clock in Huntington Hall. Boston. The subject of the lecture will be "Progressive and Conservative Parties in the Roman Christian Community at the Beginning of the Third Century", dealing with the climax of the struggle between the Hellenistic conservatism and the new Latin progressive tendency, ending in the victory of the latter and the subsequent formation of the Christian Church along Latin lines of thought...
...fundamental aims of Labor are in accordance with Christian ideals", said the Reverend Charles Collett in arguing for the affirmative side of the question. "Should the Church take sides with Labor?" In Paine Hall at the Episcopal Theological Seminary yesterday afternoon...
...Something new, something now lacking in the world, must be brought to bear upon international problems if they are ever to be settled. Perhaps a Christian China may show...
...Moreover China provides a remarkably rich field for religious work. She has a legacy of a rich religious past, and a mind trained in religious experiences. It is for the mission worker to supplement and fill out those same religious experiences by the teachings of Christianity. The Christian faith cannot be imposed. It must be adapted to the needs of the people for whom it is meant. This fundamental fact was recognized as far back as the time of Pope Gregory the Great who instructed Augustine to adapt his religious teachings to the understanding of the Britains among whom...
...splendid channel, the most hopeful ever created,--by the timorous conservatism and petty politics of a few men in the United States Senate. It seems likely that it will take at least five or six years to overcome in America the impression of suspicion and dread of the most Christian attempt to cooperate for the good of all ever seen in the world,--an impression raised by the bickering of the Republican Senators over a constitutional document that had yet to have the slightest breath of life blown into it,--that could have been amended at our slightest word...