Word: concernedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...true that Luther appeared to be at odds with his own teachings, judged by today's standards emphasizing faith alone, yet dedicated to service. This and other apparent confusions are cleared up when he is understood as supporting the Biblical view of faith resulting in service and concern rather than service as an effort to attain faith. You also accurately presented Luther as a man truly ecumenical, not wishing to divide the church or to separate himself from it but simply to reform it. The basic error of modern theology-which is frequently difficult to separate from politics, philosophies...
...Thanks for putting into words what thousands of civic-minded persons have been trying to say for years: Crime [March 24] is not the responsibility of only the police, courts or prisons; it is a concern of the whole community...
...says is "the most imitated and studied College Health Services in the country," its problems have naturally changed in character. Instead of the adventures and dangers of starting a new health network, Dr. Farnsworth now faces the more sophisticated, if less dramatic, problems of maintaining a going concern...
Incredulity. Even as Martin was talking to the Senators, Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler was insisting to the House Ways and Means Committee that the Administration had not proposed restoration of the investment credit "because of any concern about the general economy." His statement met with some incredulity. Snapped Oregon's Democratic Representative Al Ullman: "I don't think there is anyone in this room that really believes that." His observation gained substance from the news that last month personal income all but ceased its longtime rise and private payrolls declined for the first time in two years...
...final picture of the series, a Hitler figure is viewed in the act of self-castration. At least, some critics have him as Hitler. Lasansky declines to identify it. His concern, he says, is not primarily with indicting German Nazis; his larger intent is to remind the younger generation that the human mind and will have a vast and terrifying capacity for brutality. "It could happen again," he believes. "And I don't think the imagination can even conceive of what it would be like...