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...special section of the Church has been reserved for families of the men named on the Roll of Honor. The Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill, Presiding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America, will preach the sermon and the University choir will sing at the 11 a.m. morning services. Dean Sperry of the Divinity School will conduct commemorative services...
Abhoring every tenet and implication of collectivism. Buckley claims that Yale economic courses are saturated with anti-free enterprise thought. Selecting judicious quotes, he demonstrates that all the texts in Economics 10 preach government control in varying degrees. Marx, Hitler, Laski, Huxley, and Dewey are propounded without any intelligent reports by philosophy professors. No teacher at Yale goes unscathed by the author's analysis of the curriculum...
...goal of World Assistance, Inc. is to support teams of U.S. experts in underdeveloped areas. Dr. Peters concentrates on three fields: literacy, medical care and better farming. Team members will preach Christianity only by example. The first team is scheduled to work in. the south Indian town of Kappadi...
...must preach a social gospel, but we must first of all preach the Word . . . To call the wrath of God a metaphor, to smoothly rationalize Hell, to smother the Cross in sentimentality is to play havoc with Christianity; you may have a religion left, but it is not the religion of the New Testament...
Weyerhaeuser wanted to show that loggers could make money by farming trees steadily from the same acreage, instead of stripping stands of timber clean, then moving on to another part of the forest. The company, which had once done its share of destructive timber cutting, began to preach and practice "selective cutting," ordered its lumberjacks to fell only mature trees. It had one great advantage over many others: it controls so many woodland acres in the northwest that it could divide them into big plots, cut each in sequence, thus assure itself a steady crop of trees every year...