Word: temperedness
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Two decade later the Stones are still making their regular pilgrimages to the U.S. of A., though most of the fascination with them now is over their gray hair, not their ingenuity. Still Life, the live travelog of the successful 1981 tour, is yet another in a series of tributes...
The sovereignty of God is at the center of his Calvinism, Klingensmith says. "God chooses what he wants to do and does it, chooses who he wants to save and saves him. It is a sovereignty of grace, a sovereignty very much tempered by love, unconditional love." Calvinism, as practiced...
Grand as the scope of Reagan's tour is, it will be tempered by the serious disputes within the Western alliance. The most complex of these will involve the economic issues confronting the leaders of the seven industrialized nations who will meet at Versailles.* The first Western economic summit...
But the losses in the Falkland Islands sobered the British public about the war. The excitement, tinged with jingoism, of the early days of the conflict was gone; the destruction of four warships of the Royal Navy was a jolt. Telegrams of sympathy from across Britain, and from Canada, Australia...
She argued that it was her accountant's fault, but in 1980, an Italian court nonetheless convicted Sophia Loren, of having failed to pay $4,000 in taxes. She got a $14,200 fine and 30 days in prison. Loren, 47, stayed out of the country to evade the...