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...Emanuel Swedenborg's revelations of the Scriptures' hidden meanings had hidden meanings all their own, began to incorporate his writings in their services. Result: a schism, creating the General Church of the New Jerusalem which now has 2,500 members and the No. 1 Swedenborgian academy at Bryn Athyn, Pa." The real basis for the schism lay, not in any hidden meanings within hidden meanings, but rather in the belief that the theological writings of Emanuel Swedenborg were Divinely inspired and are, in fact, the Word of God, constituting the Third Testament. The schism was in reality...
...Emanuel Swedenborg's revelations of the Scriptures' hidden meanings had hidden meanings all their own, began to incorporate his writings in their services. Result: a schism, creating the General Church of the New Jerusalem which now has 2,500 members and the No. 1 Swedenborgian academy at Bryn Athyn...
...Warburg taught Fine Arts at Bryn Mawr after his graduation but resigned to become director of The American Ballet which he helped found. He is a trustee of the Museum of Modern Art and is recognized as an authority on modern painting and sculpture. From his experience as a teacher and executive, he has written this article to help undergraduates at Harvard choose a field of concentration...
After graduating with an A.B. in 1920, he held a Sheldon travelling fellowship and studied in France, Italy, Switzerland and England. When the fellowship expired he returned as an instructor and in 1923 get an A.M. and in 1924 a Ph.D. For the next two years he taught at Bryn Mawr and then studied at the University of Chicago on a National Research Fellowship. Since then he has studied at the Rice Institute, Texas, and the University of Minnesota, and has also returned to head the mathematics department...
...spoke Harvard's President Conant recently, as he pointed out one of the major defects of modern education. Other institution of higher learning have been conscious of the same need for a greater unity, but none to date, with the exception of Bryn Mawr which last week joined together all the sciences under one main department, have advanced so ambitious and well-conceived a plan as that now being pushed by Dr. Conant...