Word: religion
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...many expressions of approval, this tone was typical: ". . . an appeal to the finer sensibilities of thinking people . . ."; "it inspired in me a spirit of exaltation and rededication . . ."; "as, you say, 'religion informs art and makes it greater than itself,' so may religion inform journalism. . . ." Reader Carl G. Doney, E president emeritus of Willamette University, probably summed it up best, in saying: "Most of all we are grateful to Miss Anderson for what she is and what she does...
...statements from Moscow last week revealed snags in the Kremlin's efforts to use religion as a political opiate in other countries...
...Hutterites are a group of almost 4,000 "Christian Communists" who broke away, in the 16th Century, from the Mennonites (see RELIGION). They have been in Canada since 1918. Albertans have not been overfriendly to them because of their aloofness (they have large families, live in isolated colonies), their communal farming (individuals own nothing, pool everything), their pacifism (they are conscientious objectors...
Returning to the College as a lecturer for the first time since his retirement in 1943, William E. Hocking '01, Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity, emeritus will open an 11-week series of talks on the philosophy of law in Emerson D at 4 o'clock Monday...
Professor William Ernest Hocking '01, Alfred Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity, Emeritus, will give the lectures, the first of which is set for Monday, February 10. The weekly series of 11 lectures will be held in Emerson D every Monday at 4 o'clock and is open...