Word: religion
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...them are still in TIME), from National Affairs to Books, in a slim 28-page volume (at present TIME has 23 departments and 104 pages). But it was the beginning of the functional journalism of information. Foreign news went where it belonged, under Foreign News; the news of Art, Religion, Medicine, etc. was similarly departmentalized. And departments which needed it were further organized internally with permanent subheads like National Affairs, The Presidency, The Congress, The Administration...
Died. John Cardinal Glennon, 83, Roman Catholic archbishop of St. Louis for 42 years, a Prince of the Church for 18 days; in Dublin (his native Eire), during a stopover on the long air voyage home from the Vatican (see RELIGION...
...current religious novels. Its appeal to readers is likely to lie less in its literary virtues than in its theme: the search for a valid religious faith by four despairing New Yorkers. They might be taken, together, as representing the common man. None of them had thought much about religion until World War II. Their contemporary torment is bluntly portrayed by Novelist Walworth with the forcefulness of the common woman...
...modeled formalism of Youth from Andros. But the linear energy of The Cottenham Relief, a horse and horseman, was closer to real life than anything the Egyptians produced (see cuts). To the Greeks, gods were fairly human, and human strength and grace were godly characteristics. At the roots their religion remained anthropocentric-man was the center of the universe and the measure of all things...
...mother in Hopkinsville, Ky., treasured some 11,000 letters (one every day for 30 years) that her son wrote her. As the basis of this book, they provide a rich chronicle of White House life, a distillation of Colonel Starling's thoughts on politics, morals and religion...