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Americans, more than most other people, have always had an overwhelming desire to know if what they are doing is right; throughout our history we have longed for the clear-cut path, the single "how to", the correct conclusion. If we learn nothing else from the '70s, we should realize that there are no easy answers; to produce something of quality, one has to continually work until it cannot possibly become any better, and then start the process over again. As we enter the 1980s, with near-unanimous predictions of continued economic sluggishness and decreased support for the arts, creativity...
...Second Vatican Council of the early 1960s. Thus, though John Paul is concerned about the growing shortage of priests, he insists that controls on their conduct must be tightened, not eased. In September he called in the superior general of the Jesuit order and demanded that its members correct "regrettable shortcomings" in discipline and faith. With John Paul's approval, the Vatican has also grown more critical of liberal theologians; last month the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith declared that Hans Kung of West Germany had diverged too far from church doctrine to be considered...