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CORRESPONDENCE Buckley on Goodman New York, N.Y. To the Editors: I don't mind Paul Goodman as much as most people do, but really he doesn't have any right to bore me to death, even when...
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GOD One of the difficulties with publishing a weekly magazine is that the larger issues sometimes go unnoticed, or are at least neglected. Partially this is a result of having to confront, week...
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The religious question today is not whether there is revealed data, but whether there is a God who reveals. A God who once spoke but now speaks no more is not only uninteresting...
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The force of Pascal's discovery remains, that the God of the philosophers is no God of Christians. He is not such a God simply because he is a God who has appeared in the experience of a...
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Can we say that the standpoint of Jesus is relative? Is this not tantamount to denying his divinity? Actually to say this neither affirms nor denies his divinity. It does affirm...
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Paradox remains the form for grappling with the transcendent, though its tension will be heightened, Us grip tighter, when used of God. He is present to those who acknowledge his presence, but...
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Many Christians refuse to accept the fact that the books of Scripture remain intrinsically dependent on the civilization in which they were written. Many still find it difficult to accept the...
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The inadequacies of the classical concept of God are borne out not so much by that part of Christendom that has ceased to believe, as by that which continues to do so. The believing...
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Just as the naturalist is engaged in broadening his view of human values, so the theist must engage in rethinking the meaning of God to include its human context. We need a corrected...
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BOOKS Dope, spies, white slavery and perverse fun La maison de Rendez-vous ALAIN ROBBE-GRILLET Grove Press, $4.50 MICHAEL HARRINGTON Some years ago, Tennessee Williams' "Camino Real" opened...
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Vol. 085 Issue 017 (February 3 1967)
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