Word: religion
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...EXPERIMENT IN TELEVISION (NBC, 4:30-5:30 p.m.). "Youth '68-Everything's Changing. . . or Maybe It Isn't" is a visual and sound montage juxtaposing outspoken opinions on love, religion, drugs and war with the sights and sounds of popular music and dance. Interviews with the Jefferson Airplane, The Mamas and The Papas and the Vanilla Fudge...
...struggle went on. Then the Rahdravians returned to Rahdrav and wrote their version of Wahs and the Wahsites. In essence the report said: "The Wahsites want to create a Dolicho/Brachycephalic society. This is impossible. They want to imitate us. They talk about war and peace, sex and miniskirts, religion and communism. They eat with forks and have parties. This is pure imitation. Because they are copying us rather than being creative, they are zero, one Big Nothing. Our professors were so right...
...birthday or issue stamps in his memory, or make any other gestures on this order. These will not even avert the riots we fear. Do not do these, unless you--unless we--are really prepared to act out the content of his life, the explicit politics of his religion...
While a church-in the sense of a community-may be necessary for a viable Christian life, institutional or denominational churches are not. Today it would be hard to find an atheist whose criticism of religion is any more vociferous than the attack on the irrelevance, stagnation and non utility of organized hristendom offered by its adherents. "Christianity is like a trip," muses Episcopal Bishop Edward Crowther, a Fellow of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions at Santa Barbara, Calif. "The church is like a travel agent with a lot of pictures in her office describing what...
...earth, many of these ancient formulas hardly seem worth rethinking. "The central axis of religious concern," notes Langdon Gilkey of the University of Chicago Divinity School, "has shifted from matters of ultimate 'salvation,' and of heaven or hell, to questions of the meaning, necessity, or usefulness of religion for this life." In other words, the theological task is to justify Christianity in this world-and let God take care of the next...