Word: restorationism
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"Mind Your Own Business." As head of the local chapter of the American Association of University Professors, Biologist Richardson felt he had a duty to protest. After one Stout speech, he made some pointed criticisms, during the question period, of the new policy. He was also critical when Stout abolished...
In Milan's Santa Maria delle Grazie refectory last week, a crotchety oldster scraped with a surgeon's knife at one of the world's greatest paintings and muttered in annoyance as the tourists clustered around. To the spectators, his knife-wielding seemed the final indignity to...
Professor Pelliccioli knows that no restoration can bring Leonardo's Last Supper back to its original brilliance. It is too far gone for that. But Italy's experts think that the restoration job has brought the Last Supper closer to the original than it has been within the...
Gnostic influence on Western policy did not stop with the peace of 1945. Says Voegelin: "If a war has a purpose at all, it is the restoration of a balance of forces and not the aggravation of disturbance; it is the reduction of the unbalancing excess of force, not the...
This week, galvanized by Dwight Eisenhower's order freeing them for action against the mainland, Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists on Formosa formally abrogated the 1945 treaty with Russia. The act was not a declaration of war against the U.S.S.R., but it meant that Formosa no longer recognized...