Word: faithfully
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...challenge which TIME has so ably presented, white Americans, in the words of Toynbee . . . "may perhaps be capable of rekindling the cold grey ashes of Christianity . . . until in their hearts the divine fire glows again. It is thus, perhaps, if at all, that Christianity may conceivably become the living faith of a dying civilization for the second time." For unless the hearts and minds of every one of us have the will to put into action our professions of Christianity and democracy, we will have NO world instead...
...perhaps caught the spirit of the times better than most people yet realized): "I assert that human beings are not identical-that no human being is common-that we are all-every single one of us-uncommon people. We are separate individuals whose human differences in talent, in religious faith, in purpose and achievement, enrich our communities and are to be gloried...
...humiliating poverty it knew during the last depression. He realized that the country might be at war with Soviet Russia within a decade, a year, or-if an "incident" occurred-within a month. But experience had toughened him; he catalogued the Russians with death and taxes, put his faith in the Marshall Plan, crossed his fingers and hoped for the best...
...report. It indicted Reporter Link, Big Earl Shelton and the other two witnesses to the Petrakos interview on charges of kidnaping, conspiracy and intimidation. They had seized Petrakos, the jury charged, "for the purpose of getting a confession." The grand jury also accused the Post-Dispatch of bad faith...
...that Hoover licked F. D. R., 1211 to 395, but that Norman Thomas, the Socialist candidate, fell only nine votes short of Roosevelt. Still the surprise was not half so significant as the statistical fact that depression and national misery could only serve to strengthen Harvard's faith in the Republican...