Word: robinsons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...church is to travel sufficiently light," argues Bishop John Robinson, "and to be flexible for a mobile society organized on functional lines, then it must be free to deploy most of its manpower not for servicing units of ecclesiastical plant but for serving within the structures of the world...
...analyzing the evidences of a new spirit of Christian responsibility that is transforming many suburban churches, both old neo-Gothic and new fish-shaped. One sign is the number of Christians who form study groups to read the Bible and such avant-garde works as Bishop John Robinson's Honest to God and Paul Tillich's Systematic Theology. And taking Christianity seriously often leads to grappling with contemporary social problems-most notably, the other catalytic issue, civil rights...
...radical theologians who want Christianity to travel light are in the seminaries. Two of the most persuasive are consecrated bishops of the Anglican faith: John Robinson, the suffragan of Woolwich, and James A. Pike of San Francisco. In his bestselling (750,000 copies) Honest to God, Robinson proposed, among other near heresies, that Christianity substitute Tillich's concept of God as "the ground of all being" for the old notion of a transcendent personal deity "out there." In subsequent writings, Robinson has carried on his theological demolition work in other areas. Christian Morals Today argues for a flexible ethic...
...Smith won the mile in 4:22.0, with B.U.'s George Starkus second and and Dave Allen third. John Ogden beat out Keith Chiappa on times in the 600, run in two heats. Chiappa won the first heat in 1:16.5 and Ogden held off Sam Robinson to take the second heat and first place...
...Terry Robinson (two), Bill Morris (three), Dinny Adams (four); Al Terrell (five), and Todd Wilkinson (seven), all have perfect records...