Word: protestantism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Angry protesters demanded that the ailing former Premier move from both a comfortable village residence and a Protestant parsonage outside Berlin. He's now recovering from an operation for kidney cancer at a Soviet sanatorium near Potsdam.
"We cannot decommunize a whole society overnight," says Friedrich Magirius, superintendent of Leipzig's Protestant churches, who notes that East Germany was "a typical dictatorship in which anybody who wanted to achieve something, to climb professionally, had to adapt." Hans Meyer, a law professor at the University of Frankfurt, argues...
The members of the confederation still met in Frankfurt, and the Habsburg delegates still exerted unofficial leadership, but the young Prussian delegate determined that this must be changed. "Before very long," Bismarck wrote back to Berlin, 'we shall have to fight for our lives against Austria . . . because the progress of...
Chapman's win amounted to a binding referendum on the future course of America's largest Protestant body, since the anti-Fundamentalists have now lost all hope of turning the tide. When computers had counted the ballot cards, editor Jack U. Harwell of the moderate monthly SBC Today remarked that...
Cardinal O'Connor raises a new ruckus over penalizing pro-choice Catholics. -- America's biggest Protestant group opts for Fundamentalism.