Word: rethink
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...theological system; he is important because of his varied Christian insights, including above all the view that the Christian must not withdraw from the world, but must live in it fully, with his faith. In the words of a new book* about Bonhoeffer, he "challenged the church to rethink its own mission to the radically secular world of the 20th century...
...noted that several years ago there was a discussion of removing from the University Housing Registry the names of landlords who discriminate. Reichard said, "May be it's time again to rethink this approach, get more activist about it, and throw Harvard's weight behind the possibility of opening up more housing to minorities...
Although pleased by the trend here, he criticised the classics departments of other universities. "Across the country departments of classics are going to have to rethink," he said, since "they have been too intellectually timid, too bound by tradition...
Explained Bishop Lilje: "Each generation of Protestants must rethink the decision of the 16th century. We must be able to say why we today are not Roman Catholics. We want the truth-even if it is unpleasant. . . We want relationship with the Roman Catholic Church. We want to discuss not only the points at which we differ but the polemics of our faith...
...failed to do. When he announces that Soviet tactics have changed from sneers to smiles because of American strength, he is open to criticism not merely as a Secretary of State who is careless with words, but more importantly, as one who fails to see that this country must rethink the future of its foreign policy. There are men close to the Administration who do see the changes demanded: Milton Eisenhower, John Sherman Cooper, Paul Hoffman, or Harold Stassen. If John Foster Dulles is not replaced, however, his continuance in office is likely to loom as a major issue...