Word: protestantitis
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As the Christian year moved into its Lenten 40 days & nights of repentance and self-examination, Protestant leaders meeting in two parts of the world turned their thoughts and prayers to man's newest scientific triumph-the hydrogen bomb.*
"I Did Not Have the Courage." After the war Fuchs began to lose some of his faith in Stalin and Russia, eventually decided it would be wisest to get away from Harwell. His father, a 75-year-old ex-Protestant minister, and pacifist, furnished a convenient pretext: he was making...
In their own Protestant churches, Father Heithaus pointed out, "Negroes do not feel that they are peripheral nonentities, ruled over, preached at, arranged for and perhaps condescended to-by the great white man. In them Negroes can see bishops and ministers who represent their race in the worship of God...
"The references made to the Irish immigrants in my speech ... described the acute and unfortunate tensions between the older residents and the immigrants of 80 or 100 years ago. Intolerant people called the immigrants dirty, ignorant and miserable," and the fact that the newcomers were devout Catholics, called 'Papists' by...
Since all this is a moral problem, said Murdock, he thought that his views should be dealt with by society's moral leaders, the clergy. "No doubt it seems absurd to think of the clergy as leading a movement to relax a standard of sexual morality ... I remind you...