Word: protestantism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Just 19 months after the Methodist Church, the largest U.S. Protestant denomination, had gone on record that it would never "officially support, endorse or participate in war." its bishops met in Georgia last week, declared: "There can be no peace in the world until totalitarian threat against the liberties of...
War caught only 90 U.S. Protestant missionaries in Japan where there were 640 in 1940. This was one good result of Japan's action last year in setting up an independent United Japanese Christian Church and barring all foreigners from executive church positions. Over 2,000 other American Protestant...
By way of contrast, "fewer than 20" of Spain's 150 Protestant churches were last week reported "open and functioning freely."
Started by the University Christian Association and Virginia's faculty, who conceived the idea of pursuing theology "as an intellectual discipline," the lectures so stirred Virginia that similar courses were started at Yale, St. John's College, Drake University (Iowa). Virginia has had as lecturers Philosophers Jacques Maritain...
"Mr. Churchill has given more than a hint that he is for No. 2. That, I suspect, would be my own choice. . . . The Moslems of North-west India are the Protestant Boys of the East, as convinced as any Belfast Orangemen that the Protestant Boys shall carry the Drum, and...