[…] regional meeting in Chile, where he participated in a question-and-answer session. One question in particular caught the world’s attention: How can homosexual members of the church live (and remain steadfast) in the gospel? Elder […]
[…] the morality of individual life as their central concern, she is seldom articulate or resolute about the world view Catholicism should have given her. An absence of positive comment seems to express implicit criticism […]
[…] first of all: that one sure place the Kingdom of God militant can be found in our world is in the social battlefronts: in the radical urgency of social welfare work, in the radical […]
[…] forms of our concepts of him and the inflexible forms of our response to him in the world; unable to let our confidence wax strong in his presence through the feeling that our lives […]
[…] take on the form of what he wishes life were, and we, with him, can imagine a world of fantasy and romance. Or, his vision may be what he thinks life really is, and […]
[…] and casualties in Viet Nam. For the first time I realized with a chill that should the world stand so long, this bouncy, playful, and loving little boy might someday be asked, no commanded, […]
[…] history. The spells in these texts would insure the welfare of the dead man in the next world. They provide a means of getting there) give him certain powers in the next world, and […]
[…] old days when women joined with their men in some of the more exciting aspects of the world’s work! This book is not a scholarly history, since it does not draw upon any original […]
[…] escape the conventional units of doctrine. As a result, his collection carries the burden of the Church’s world-view with greater candor and color than any sermon can. Oddly enough for a writer of evident […]
[…] names have changed but the goal is the same: the Open Shop campaign prior to the First World War, the American Plan between the wars, and the Right-to-Work movement after World War II. Though […]