Word: unificationism
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The trouble, Ball says, started with "these civil rights demands" - namely, one-man, one-vote in Ulster elections, more equitable allocation of housing and jobs, and disbanding of the predominantly Protestant auxiliary police force known as the B-Specials. Now, Ball insists, the Catholics are "hell-bent" on unification with...
The essence of the problem is that there are several splits within the left ?? may solidify in the next few ?? into one basic division. Splintering in the left is an old phenomenon. Some of the groups at the conference split up from each other decades ago. What has intensified the...
The Renaissance feared violence. Heroic passion obscured rather than clarified life. Brilliant energy became disordering passion. What was meant by the ancients was the perfect unification of the mental and physical being, the realms of heaven and earth. As man's thinking became more moral, the longing of the heart...
At the same time, his Republican credentials are impeccable, including an unsuccessful run as the party's candidate for Congressman from California in 1958, when he was vice president of his family's farm-equipment company in Chico. A World War II draftee-he ended up as technician...
Sensibly Ambiguous. Bishops as well as district and parish committees will have to approve any parish's choice for a new minister, or "presbyter," as he will be called. Bishops will be elected to renewable four-year terms, not for life. All bishops and ministers in the new church...