Word: rewardable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Responsible Parenthood." From the time of St. Paul, who said, "It is better to marry than to burn" (meaning, with passion), Catholic teaching on marriage has implied that sexual pleasure was a reward that God gave to married couples for producing children. The canon law of the church describes the primary end of marriage as the procreation and education of children; the mutual love of husband and wife and what the code grimly refers to as "the allaying of concupiscence" are essential but secondary ends. Many a priest still preaches that a house-cramming brood is the goal...
While the tax bill will lessen such rewards in the future, it will also tend to mute the critics. Because the new law tightens up on options but reduces taxes on salaries, straight salary will also gain in importance as an executive reward. But for men in high brackets, options will remain a solid fringe...
...granite, but Luther Adler's Lenin is too mellow and self-questioning for the single-minded intellectual doctrinaire who could be just as implacable as Stalin. To recreate the rationale of tyranny should not be to forget that for men like Lenin and Stalin, power is its own reward...
...Learning sticks better when the learner gets a fast, meaningful reward (the principle of programmed instruction). Rest periods make learning more effective: six ten-minute periods of hard practice usually get better results than one full hour. The best way to remember something is to go to sleep right after learning...
...with regional staff boards and a new centralized personnel office for the clergy. Paul proposed that bishops should amalgamate many small city parishes, and that benefice income should be pooled to create a common fund, thereby allowing bishops to establish a uniform salary scale for the clergy-and to reward the more talented priests with appropriate raises...