Word: eternall
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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St. Thomas put it, "Of the practical sciences, that one is nobler which is ordained to a more final end . . . But the purpose of sacred doctrine, in so far as it is practical, is eternal beatitude, to which as an ultimate end the ends of all practical sciences (music and...
On death: "It is easy, almost pleasant, to give up the world, if we know what the world is; and we never die too soon, if we have found something eternal to live with."
Asia, like Europe, had mixed feelings, but there was more foreboding than joy. Indian and Indonesian leaders who had attacked MacArthur as an obstacle to a negotiated settlement in Korea, were visibly pleased. In Japan, it was as though a fatherly friend and mentor had departed. The Nippon Times said...
The Great Weakness. Thus in the formative years of modern France a pattern was set that persisted into the relatively calm decades; even when they had time, Frenchmen did not concentrate on political institutions. They could, and did, think seriously on the lofty level of eternal verities in the relation...
French-born John Calvin founded the University of Geneva in 1559, and its students helped make the explicit, consistent, theological structure of Calvinism into the most influential and powerful Reformation church in Europe. Chief addition of Calvin to Luther's doctrine of justification by faith was the emphasis upon...