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week by week PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS THERE IS now in the United States something that we can legitimately term a "religious revival." While the "revival" is beyond question, it is not equally...
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Report from Budapest "EVERYTHING INDICATES THAT WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN HUNGARY WILL BE CALLED A TURNING POINT IN HISTORY" CUNNAR D. KUMLIEN IN STREAMS of blood and unspeakable agony something new...
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REINTEGRATION Protestantism: Spirit vs. System GEORGE H. TAVARD A MOST SIGNIFICANT book has recently been translated into English. Its topic is the re-integration of Protestantism, and its author...
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HERE AND THERE THE RIDDLE OF THE MIDDLE EAST IT IS JUST three years ago that I traveled widely throughout Israel and the Arab countries. Even then the atmosphere was tense; the newspapers kept...
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ARTIST AND MAN The Legend of Jean Cocteau MARTIN TURNELL FOR MANY years Jean Cocteau has been a legendary figure not only in his own country, but among people in other countries with scarcely any...
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THE STAGE A MUSIC OF IDEAS THE PHRASE is Mr. Edmund Wilson's, drawn from his stringent consideration of Bernard Shaw at Eighty, and to which I would append only the corollary, a music of morality...
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THE SCREEN ODE TO THE WARRIOR THE JAPANESE, not to be outdone by other countries which make lengthy movie epics about man's fight for freedom, have turned up with "The Magnificent Seven," which...
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OF NOTE MORALITY AND SECURITY IN A recent address before the Catholic Association for International Peace, Mr. Thomas E. Murray, member of the Atomic Energy Commission, gave a program for...
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BOOKS Assault on the Limits of Human Possibility PAN. By Knut Hamsun. Translated by James W. McFarlane. Noonday. Cloth $3: Paper $1.25. By R. T. HORCHLER THE AMERICAN reputation of Knut Hamsun...
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Vol. 065 Issue 010 (December 7 1956)
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