Word: protestantize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Meanwhile, through Baltimore, the plague spread (see cuts). A group of women picketed P.S. 34 because twelve Negroes had been admitted to the kindergarten. Next day another group gathered about the Southern High School, paraded around with signs ("Negroes Not Allowed"), jeered and booed Negro pupils as they left the...
The invitation from Hastie, a second year divinity student, marks the first major step in 50 years to include religion as part of the House's traditionally secular program. Among Hastie's plans is the formation of a Protestant ecumenical society within the PBH superstructure. Such a group would include...
Hunt, referring to the divinity student's plans for a Protestant ecumenical society, said last night that "this is not the time and Brooks House is not the place.
The five theologians added to the staff include the University's new Chairman of the Board of Preachers, George A. Buttrick, and University Professor Paul Tillich, a leading Protestant clergyman. The remaining three are Sweden's Krister Stendahl, New Testament authority Amos N. Wilder, and John D. Wild, professor of...
Some Protestants have long envied Roman Catholics their papal encyclicals, which guide the faithful in applying Christian teaching to the problems of secular life. The growing unity of Protestantism is producing its own Protestant version of encyclicals-reports and messages from ecumenical bodies that represent an interdenominational meeting of minds. Last week, following the message on "The Responsible Society" issued by the World Council of Churches at Evanston. Ill. (TIME, Sept. 6), came a 4,000-word declaration from the National Council of Churches on the application of Christian principles to economic life. Highlights...