Word: judgmental
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Ignatius shared with them one of the most remarkable spiritual guides ever written?his Spiritual Exercises. A distillation of Ignatius' own religious experience during and following his conversion, the Exercises are measured out prosaically in four flexible "weeks" of meditation that begin with a week on Sin, Death, Judgment and Hell, and move on to Christ's Life, Passion and Resurrection. They are the basis of every Jesuit's spirituality, returned to for refreshment through his career...
...vote was still not intended "to reflect a judgment on actual performance by a company," the Corporation stated. Harvard only said it would support disclosure requests of "reasonable" scope unless already public information "is reasonably complete when compared to the disclosure requested in the resolution...
Both the concerned student and the army colonel have in common an abhorrence of abstract thought and extraneous knowledge. Both are concerned with relevance. Yet all decisions require two inputs, the first is knowledge and the second is judgment. Judgment is the quality which is to be gained from literature, philosophy, and history. Extensive exposure through books to man's collective experience should give a lawyer's decisions the quality of vision...
...days of space ships, compulsory military service becomes ridiculous and dangerously absurd, as well as obscene. Our involvement as an aggressor in Indochina is a prize example of this danger. Without this Congressional Slave act, this nation could not have, in my judgment, been led by its pactomania mad-men into a war of naked and raw agression upon a peasant people who have never threatened this nation's security in any way and could not, even if they wished, which they do not. Our youth are much too intelligent and sophisticated for such utter nonsense...
Marcus must have caught the President's address in Houston the previous night to come up with that judgment. In fact, the thrust of Bok's remarks was that in the face of new technology in society and demands for relevance in American education, colleges and universities must not lose sight of the pursuit of "pure knowledge...