Word: soul
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Free Soul. Point by point, Hedley ticks off some other superstitions of the irreligious: that religious ideals are impractical, that religion is an escape mechanism, that religion is necessarily at odds with fact and reason. His reply: "To say that we believe in God is something neither based on scientific evidence nor contrary to it . . . The realm of religious faith is the realm of values...
...solitude . . . To say that one adheres to Christian values, and then to refuse to have any share in the institution that has preserved those values, and that today is struggling to make them ever more real among men, is hypocrisy indeed . . .We shall always need the free soul, the adventurer . . . his flashes of personal inspiration. But the greater the service he renders, the surer it is that an institution will have to assume the task of cherishing his insights and advancing his enthusiasms...
...Adam opened his eyes and looked into the face of his Maker . . . In that unique moment when 'man became a living soul,' Adam could feel no fear. There was welcome for him in the Creator's steady gaze...
...waitress who loved him. Except for a single refinement of the book's final irony, the movie treats its characters wholly on the surface. The result looks enough like a second-rate U.S. crime melodrama to make the new title seem an accurate label. Brighton Rock loses its soul when young Scarface becomes just another descendant of Chicago's Scarface...
...dateless, there is Scollay Square -- sexy, sin and satisfying. Rosita Royce and her trained doves do soul-stirring number at the Old Howard Atheneum, while Philadelphia's own Billy eese 'n' Crackers" Hagen atributes his bit of wit to evening...