Word: godlessly
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...fell apart, demoralized. The picture does not concern itself with the politics of the historical incident: only after a high-level investigation were the Marauders given their unit citation and their place among the great heroes of military history. Analyzing nothing, the film makes no point except that a godless Book of Job was written in Burma 18 years...
...Scharfman '63, an of Comment, was quoted in with Riesman's observation: a new regime in Washington," said. "A young, vigorous regime, liberal students think: 'At last, what say matters.' The conservatives feel . They say: 'We'd better get and do something. We're rolling on the road to Godless socialism...
...hence farcical, the funny side of absurdity. But if "God is dead," as Nietzsche proclaimed and the theater of the absurd assumes, then the universe itself is senseless, the tragic side of absurdity. For all their bravado, the playwrights of the absurd are inconsolable at the vision of a godless universe, but they regard their audiences as complacent, apathetic, asleep. With taunts and shock effects, by continually destroying illusion to remind playgoers that they are watching a play, by using the debased language of cliches, the absurdists try to wake up an audience to what they regard as life...
...functioning priest to his inevitable destruction before a firing squad. His sense of obligation to God has kept him in the country while others have fled, but he is also corrupt, a drunk, and the father of an illegitimate child. The state that hunts him down is ruthless and godless, but its socialistic ideals are presented with both sympathy and conviction...
...Slap or a Tickle. Some of Dibelius' extremism had embarrassed his colleagues - as when he announced that as a Christian he did not feel obligated to obey even the speed laws of the godless East German regime - and there were many who felt that his intransigence made life still harder for E.K.D. pastors under Communist control. The question before the synod: Should the delegates vote to continue Dibelius' policies by electing his deputy, Bishop Hanns Lilje, 61, an able preacher and administrator whose name is anathema to the Communists? Or should they find a candidate less provocative...