Word: creeds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Trying to explain TIME to you without saying anything about TIME'S creed of public service would be like trying to make you understand a friend of mine without describing his character...
...report on the ministry had other disturbing statistics. Of the 730 ministers ordained in 1937-39 to serve Congregational churches, 57% had already been ministers in other denominations, and of these 417 only 25 bothered to become Congregationalists (no Congregational pastor has to subscribe to any particular creed before he is ordained...
...Werfel is a second-flight European man of letters with the schooled competence of his breed and with a reverence for the human spirit which too many of his literary superiors lack. In this novel about the miracle of Lourdes, which is an act of piety transcending blood and creed ("I am not a Catholic but a Jew"), he brings that reverence into clean, spacious focus...
...realize what Valley Forge must have been, and the Marne, and Lincoln's dark hours. It makes me know what the American heritage is. It makes me realize our finest youth has a vision that our big shots lack. And it makes me believe that Ayres' creed, and mine, may win through in a world where some men like Crowe exist. It makes me realize, humbly, that there is something in the heart of fighters like him to which we owe honor, before which we are puny...
Three New York newspapers have adopted a policy of refusing to accept ads which include phrases discriminatory against any race, religion, or creed. I had thought this was the Crimson's policy, and trust that it was only through error that this advertisement appeared. Roger D. Fisher '43, President Harvard Liberal Union...