Word: faithful
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...state government has no business legislating when, how, or if we observe the Sabbath. By putting the religious mores of one faith into law, Massachusetts is violating the spirit of the principle of separation of church and state. While laws requiring once-a-week shop closings in general might serve the nominally secular purpose of providing a day of rest (an aim sanctioned by the Supreme Court), the alcohol law imparts a specific religious judgement about drinking on Sundays which the state is in no position to make. Those who wish to observe the Sabbath by not drinking alcohol...
...there are questions that Sermons does not answer. Upon examining whether religion can be symbiotic with academia at Harvard or anywhere else, Gomes asserts that "Theology is the queen of the sciences; there is no antagonism between faith and reason...
...April issue of Commentary magazine, Justin C. Danilewitz '99 alleged that he had been denied positions on The Crimson's editorial board because of his Jewish faith. His charges were later aired on local television and radio and in the national media, including the Associated Press, Fox News Channel and The Washington Post...
Even if science declares the shroud not genuine, that will not change the faith of the millions who venerated it before the ruling and the millions who will continue to do so afterward. In spite of the advances made by science, it cannot alter the inner belief that each human being possesses. ALEX S. MAALIW Noisiel, France...
...decided to accept on faith the authenticity of the hip-hop slang that appeared in the Washington Post last week. I believe that Miami rappers describe something wonderful as "off the hizzies" and that "jainky" means not quite right in Atlanta. I'm untroubled by the fact that one of the Post's sources goes by the name of Yukmouth...