Word: mothered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...feminine has affinity for the masculine." As for God being sexless: that is usually the case with pure spirits, I would assume. However, it was our Lord who directed that we address God as Father, and fathers have always been masculine in my experience. As for Christ's mother being glorified only because she so willingly accepted a subordinate role, what other role could a creature have in the stupendous drama of man's salvation...
...with this show though you won't believe it after reading this review), be it ventured that one can make a fine estimate of a director's involvement when the show is as consistent and tasteful as Mr. Beck's Pajama Game. Either he's first-rate or my mother's name isn't Velvetina...
There is no abortion law in Massachusetts. Public hearings on proposed abortion laws are currently being held. Discussion centers on whether abortion will be permitted only to have the mother's life or also when her health is endangered. Discussion of such bills is painful to watch. In Colorado, the medical profession was concerned that a liberalization would place the burden of life and death decisions in the hands of doctors, but the liberalization passed. On a lower plane, in Massachusetts, "the value of life" argument is coupled with the vindictive plea that liberalized abortion will encourage promiscuity...
...that are not significantly relevant to what may be called the "unit of persuasion," the family and the individual. People are rarely motivated to make important personal choices by abstract arguments. "A teeming population" and the possibility of toxic air and spoiled natural resources are less real than the mother's desire to remain a healthy and happy companion to her children, the closing of a nearby playground to erect an apartment building, or the prohibitive costs of higher education. In a recent poll published in Eugenics Quarterly, only two per cent of women practicing family limitation...
...black-hatted surgeons of Amsterdam, solemnly posed around the dissecting table with its pallid corpse. In Tetley's version, the naked corpse (danced by Jaap Flier) suddenly twitches, sits up, leaps off the table, and begins to dance his yearning for his lost life with his wife, his mother, his childhood playmates. Tetley has turned the tables-his cadaver is more alive than the pompous doctors...