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Religious Book Week: CRITICS' CHOICES George G. Higgins AMERICAN CATHOLICS: A History of the Roman Catholic Community in the United States, by James Hennesey, S.J. (Oxford University Press,...

Critics' Christmas Choices (December 1979)

remark to themselves on her ugliness--but by her independence and the force of her personality, she is always the center of attention. In the film, Lizzie seems to have more this sort...

A Puebla diary (March 1979)

AFTER THE POPE WENT HOME A Puebla diary HARVEY...

. . . and Polish Jokes (November 1978)

. . . and Polish jokes FOR MANY REASONS I find myself deeply moved by the election of Karol Wojtyla. Perhaps it is as simple as the fact that Poland was the first foreign country I ever set foot...

More on 'A Dual-Sex Eucharist' (February 1977)

"she" (like machines, ships and automobiles) instead of as "we." What is wrong with a mass celebrated by a single male celebrant with a single male attendant is not that there is no woman to...

SELECTIONS FOR RELIGIOUS ROOK WEEK (February 1973)

Selections for Religious Book Week 00000000000000 000 CRITICS' CHOICES Arthur A. Cohen It is a fact that in recent years I I have read many fewer books of and about religion than ever...

THE UNGODLY CITY (July 1971)

THE UNGODLY CITY A theological response to Jacques Ellul HARVEY COX t wSBMil^^ii wSSmmm One by one the highly original and controversial books right out to build the first city...

KICKOFF AT HARVARD (October 1969)

increased their borrowings from the Federal Home Bank will therefore find themselves in the most awkward posi- Board (FHLB) to levels far beyond prudent business tion, having...

BUCKLE DOWN, JOHN HARVARD (May 1969)

witz, retiring U.S. delegate to the OAS, is a "commitment for action"; what Mr. Nixon is offering is a visit by Governor Nelson Rockefeller and a warmed-over ctich6. His own program, he said,...

IS UNBELIEF BELIEVABLE? (April 1969)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 _9 0 0 _9 Symposiutn in Rolne: Is Unbelief B e l i e v a b l e ? It was obviously a pleasant surprise to the ~ponsors when nearly 3,000 spectators appeared at the Great...

ISSUES FOR THE '70s (March 1969)

A s the smoke clears ISSUES FOR THE ' 7 0 s HARVEY COX With Richard Nixon barely in office two months, and most people breathing a slight sigh that although his appointments were not very...

In Memory of Karl Barth (December 1968)

are of necessity ethics of consequences, and this in turn implies political judgment. General Hershey or no, such political-moral judgment is precisely what is necessary. God stands in judgment...

Underground Churches, Underground Schools (December 1968)

UNDERGROUND CHURCHES, UNDERGROUND SCHOOLS HARVEY COX Churches and schools seem to provide the most frequent centers of turbulence in today's tempestuous times. In Boston recently, high school...

ALOHA AND ALL THAT: (August 1968)

ALOHA AND ALL THAT HARVEY COX Down the street from the ritzy Hilton Hotel in Honolulu there is an Aloha Gas Station. Around the corner stands the Aloha Laundromat. When you fly from Honolulu to...

BALANCING THE BOOK: (May 1968)

BALANCING THE BOOK HARVEY COX 'The Secular City It was four years ago this month that the original edition of The Secular City appeared in its snappy red and black cover. Since then I've often...

A REPUBLIC OF VIRTUE: (April 1968)

Where will the university get its values? A REPUBLIC OF VIRTUE HARVEY COX When Clark Kerr came to Harvard last month on a fact-finding tour in connection with his job as head of the Commission on...

WHO'S NEXT? (February 1968)

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • WAITING FOR INDICTMENT WHO'S NEXT? Why those five and not any of the rest of us, not yet anyway? There are dozens of clergymen across the country who have received the...

KINESTHETIC HAPPENING: ART OR ATROCITY? (October 1967)

attributions have borne witness to a man obsessed with a personalized image of history, buoyed by a devil theory that would have embarrassed Theodore Roosevelt. A man who must deal with the politics...

McLURANITE CHRISTIANITY AT EXPO 67 (May 1967)

A NEW WITNESS The decision of the Association of Chicago Priests to include among its interests the social problems of the general community is almost as significant as the actual formation of...

GUERNICA TO VIETNAM (April 1967)

credibility a fresh shot in the arm, and thus insure it a fresh hearing from the rest of humanity. Nor does it imply that a reactionary reaffirmation of the present position would spell its doom....

AN OPEN LETTER TO ALLEN GINSRERG (April 1967)

ascertain through reconnaissance satellites and other intelligence techniques that the other side was not increasing its deployment of either defensive or offensive strategic weapons....

DREAM CITY (ALMOST) (January 1967)

The Secular City DREAM CITY (ALMOST) HARVEY COX If the city has become our world today, then the chance to build a whole new city from scratch must seem a little like being God. What...

ON COLUMNS AND CITIES (November 1966)

The Secular City ON COLUMNS AND CITIES IARVEY COX In a moment of unprecedented insight the editors of Commonweal recently invited me to contribute a regular column to these pages. It is to...

GENEVA, 1966 (August 1966)

Cosmopolitan, vital and impatient GENEVA, 1966 HARVEY COX One day late last month the usually apathetic burghers of Geneva, Switzerland, gaped unabashedly as a demonstration complete with...

"THE SECULAR CITY" (November 1965)

"THE SECULAR CITY" An Exchange of Views between Andrew Greeley, Michael Novak, Harvey Cox and Daniel Callahan ANDREW GREELEY Chicago, 111. To the Editors: In his recent article in which he...

BEYOND BONROEFFER? (September 1965)

BEYOND BONHOEFFER? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 _9 _9 _9 0 0 _9 0 The Future o[ Religionless Christianity HARVEY COX Recently I was invited to spend several hours with a group of 12 visiting German...

Kafka East, Kafka West (September 1964)

but this seemed a bit too much. Delegates from East and West Germany, from the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R., and from Africa, Asia and Latin-America seized the opportunity to pursue theological and...

Facing the Secular (February 1964)

A Distinction Should Be Made Between Secularism and Secularization Facing the Secular HARVEY COX IT IS A difficult time for monoliths. First, Protestants awoke one day to find that the unitary...

Dialogue Among Pickets (November 1963)

NEWS & VIEWS Dialogue Among Pickets RELATIONSHIPS between Catholics and Protestants in Boston entered a wholly new phase this month. Despite a cold, driving rain, over two hundred white...

German Ecumenism: Politics and the Dialogue (March 1963)

German Ecumenism: Politics and the Dialogue HARVEY COX IN CONVERSATIONS with the younger generation of German Protestants today one quickly notices, contrary to one's expectations, a decided...

Kulturkampf in Berlin (December 1962)

Art As Weapon Kulturkampf in Berlin HARVEY...

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