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...basis in Scripture for an opinion" concerning the fate of unbaptized children [April 17], may I, in favor of the "optimistic salvation theories," quote John 1:9: "The true light that enlightens every man was coming into the world." This means that every man in this world (even an unborn child) receives the necessary light for his final salvation and his own final and personal decision...
...intercourse" sentence brought vivid images to the mind of the News writer. His playful lead ("Sizzling sex parties--where the girls climb the walls right along with the ivy--are the current rage at Harvard") is followed by images of "Cliffies going "bed to bed" in the dorms, an unborn child fathered by "the whole damned football team of an Eastern college," and other similar incidents...
...states unborn and accents...
...Linus Pauling, 62, won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry and promptly began lending his new fame to all manner of peace schemes. His biggest broadsides were blurted at nuclear testing and fallout, which, he said, endangered "our yet unborn children." Some found his talk woolly; others found it wonderful. Last week the Norwegian Nobel committee, which never discusses its deliberations, named him winner of the $51,000 1962 Peace Prize.* The award did not stay the critics. Norway's conservative Morgenbladet called it a "slap in the face" to such responsible test ban proponents as Macmillan and Kennedy...
...whom he writes: "I was frightened of Beamish as I was frightened of all elderly administrators, officials, policemen, colonels and judges. There is a perpetual net for the butterflies. They can catch you for arson, witchcraft, sodomy, soliciting, contempt, vagrancy. They can prove you without means of support, unborn or dead. They can bury you in unconsecrated ground. You have to fly very hard to keep in the sun." Beamish finally demoted him with the memorable words: "You write doggerel and have been interfering with Mrs. Stoat." (Mrs. Stoat was a flirtatious taxation official...