Word: theologicall
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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One of the newest wrinkles in philanthropy is the tax-deductible gift which also provides security for the giver in the form of a life income. A number of religious and educational institutions (Maryknoll Fathers, the Salvation Army, Dartmouth and Pomona Colleges, etc.) have based their fund-raising programs on...
Miller also faces a good deal of popular misconception about Williams, "the prophet of religious liberty," and strives to answer and correct it. He ardently denies that the scope of his thought was "social rather than theological," and asserts that Williams came to his final ideas solely because he was...
In 1637. at a time when theological disagreement was equated with political revolution, a contentious English gentleman named John Lilburne was brought before King Charles I's Star Chamber, accused of circulating Puritan writings. The Star Chamber, originally a reputable judicial council, had become a fierce and single-minded...
¶Lindenwood College in St. Charles, Mo. conferred an honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities on Lydia H. Niebuhr, 82. Her qualifications: "A long life of service to religion and church education," and three extraordinary children-Theologian Reinhold Niebuhr of Manhattan's Union Theological Seminary, Theologian Richard Niebuhr of...
Another minister named by Philbrick, the Rev. Joseph F. Fletcher of the faculty of the Episcopal Theological School, was defended by all of the Association members who knew him.