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No Use For Sawdust. To Boston-born Dr. Maier, who was 50 last week, the way to Christ is through the Bible. He is a Fundamentalist and glories in the name: "I don't quote Scripture with my fingers crossed." He has no use for "sawdust" sermons, bases his...
This week, for the first time, U.S. Protestant, Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Jewish leaders united on a peace program. Appended to their "Declaration on World Peace" were 144 signatures.* These signatures do not bind any church to the peace proposals, they do commend the peace declaration to some 56...
The declaration resulted from six months' study by priests, ministers and rabbis of Papal peace pronouncements, declarations by Protestant churches, Jewish organizations and nondenominational groups such as the Commission to Study the Bases of a Just & Durable Peace. Protestants, Catholics and Jews cannot yet agree on all phases of...
> To listeners in Germany the Moscow radio beamed speeches by German clergymen, Catholic and Protestant. Many of the speakers were said to be captured German army chaplains. They praised Moscow's National Committee for a Free Germany (TIME, Aug. 30), told how the Russians allow them to practice their...
...Episcopal Church suggested a partial answer to this paramount question. The Commission cabled social-conscious Dr. William Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury, urged him "to initiate plans for a worldwide conference of Christian youth, similar in character and purpose to the Amsterdam Conference of 1939 [sponsored by worldwide Protestantism, attended by 1,300 youths from 70 countries], to be held at the earliest possible moment after hostilities cease." The Episcopal Church's Presiding Bishop, Dr. Henry St. George Tucker, who is also President of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America (members include 25 Protestant denominations), also...