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Though ten years retired, William Ralph Inge, London's famed "Gloomy Dean," has lost none of his flair for irritating people. His latest sally, blaming not Hitler but Luther for "the miseries which Germany has brought upon the world" (TIME, Nov. 6), last week brought the 84-year-old...
On that front the Association had powerful allies. The day before the President casually blew his challenge, the archbishops and bishops of the Catholic Church joined with Protestant leaders and U.S. educators in opposing any action before war's end. Many labor leaders, so far silent, are also known...
World Security. Here Tom Dewey successfully moved to make U.S. foreign policy both positive and bipartisan. He had loosed a blast at the Dumbarton Oaks Conference, expressing fears that Dumbarton Oaks would degenerate into a Big Power conference serving only the Big Powers' ends. When Cordell Hull rose to...
In 1940 the Christian Century came out against President Roosevelt. Dr. Charles Clayton Morrison, quiet, bespectacled editor of this liberal Protestant weekly, wrote that the basic issue was Term III. Last week, the Christian Century came out for Tom Dewey, again seeing one basic issue. The issue, said the Century...
The Protestant Episcopal Church's presiding bishop, the Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, (longtime missionary in Japan), looked toward Japan, urged a more Christian attitude toward the Japanese. He recalled that President Roosevelt had refused the gift of a letter opener carved from a bone of a dead...