Word: moralizers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Roderick Firth, Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity, attacked U.S. involvement in Vietnam before an audience of 175 students and Faculty members in Memorial Church yesterday...
...whom distinguished themselves over a decade ago as supporters of the late Senator Joseph McCarthy, feel that the agreement will open up vast opportunities for the Russians to spy in the United States. This, of course, is a rather withered cry, but they have given it a new moral twist. They invoke America's "dying youth" in Vietnam and intone righteously that this is no time to cuddle up to a nation giving aid and comfort to Ho Chi Minh...
...survey was carried out by the Rev. Charles R. Feilding, professor of moral theology at Toronto's Anglican Trinity College, and was based on a sampling of the association's 140 member-schools. Entitled Education for Ministry, Feilding's work concludes that seminary teaching tends to be evangelically uninspiring and professionally im- practical. Bible study is more often than not "bibliolatry." Although much is said about making the church relevant, writes Feilding, "the greater part of the whole theological enterprise seems instead to be off on a vast archaeological dig, preoccupied with the long...
...principle of social order, prevents the rise of moral or social chaos as a dam prevents a flood. A people who do away with the old principle of social order meet with moral disaster...
Money & Religion. About 80% of the adopted children are born to unwed mothers, and, despite vastly improved methods of birth control, the loosening of moral standards has trebled the official illegitimacy rate in the U.S. since 1940.* At the same time, the Depression-born ranks of people aged 25 to 35, who most commonly want to adopt children, are proportionately slender now. There are still many more young couples wanting children than there are available infants. But the ratio, once 10 to 1, is now down to 5 to 1 in small towns, 3 to 1 in New York...