Word: faithfully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...vision in international affairs or its ability to lead or bully the houses of Congress into backing up its policies. It is perhaps for these reasons that the President's message and its political reactions, recalling as they do the great administrations of Roosevelt and Wilson, revive so strongly faith in the possibilities of American statesmanship...
...Review, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The following Sunday "Philosophy of Religion" will be the subject of a lecture by Professor James H. Woods '87, Chairman of the University Department of Philosophy, and on March 2, Professor James B. Pratt '99, Professor of Philosophy, Williams College, will discuss "Faith and Worship...
Fifteen Congregational ministers sat in old Plymouth Congregational Church, Brooklyn, last week and solemnly listened to the quizzing of newly resigned President James Stanley Durkee of Howard College about his faith. As solemnly he answered them; called the Bible "a library of 66 books," no one having been written in any relation to the others, each bearing the stamp of its time and reflecting the varying "excellences and limitations of its author"; said of the Gospel: "It is not a narcotic to superinduce numbness or oblivion to the wrongs of this life. It is a trumpet blast echoing along...
...wind alone do disciples of the late William Jennings Bryan propose to keep his memory green. Ever since the "trumpet blast" that was "sounded for rallying the believing hosts of the world around their faith," i.e. the Scopes anti-evolution trial (precipitated by anti- Fundamentalists)-ever since the Great Commoner died "on the battlefield" (Dayton, Tenn.), hard-headed men have been promoting a Bryan Memorial University (TIME, Sept. 14, 1925). On a 26-acre tract across the road from the house in which Mr. Bryan breathed his last, this "sacred enterprise" is already under construction. It may be ready...
...assistants, like solicitors for the Supreme Kingdom (TIME, Jan. 17), would receive commissions for each certificate sold, admitting only that they were on salaries which would fluctuate according to results obtained. He let newsgatherers see the neatly alliterated slogan of his organization: "Fifty Thousand Fundamentalists for the Faith of our Fathers...