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Vincentiana Vol. 16, No. 1-2 [Full Issue]

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.

Book Notes, Denver Journal Of International Law & Policy

Denver Journal of International Law & Policy

No abstract provided.

An Historical Investigation Of The Recreational Philosophy, Views, Practices And Activities Of Brigham Young, David Lawrence Bolliger

Theses and Dissertations

The problem of this study was to investigate Brigham Young's recreational philosophy, views, practices and activities. This historical research was conducted and information gathered from Brigham Young's journals, the Manuscript History of Brigham Young, compilations of Brigham Young's discourses, books and articles written by his daughters, accounts written by those who were present when recreational events occurred, compilations of manuscripts and documents, and interpretations of various historians who interpreted events as they read them.

The historical data collected indicated Brigham Young developed over a period of time a definite philosophy of recreation in regards to his personal life. He enjoyed …

The Reemergence Of The "State Action" Requirement In Race Relations Cases, William Bassett

Catholic University Law Review

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A Rhetorical Assessment Of Lyndon Johnson's Presidential Press Conferences., Stephen L. Cooper

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

No abstract provided.

Resources In The Church Historian's Office Relating To Asia, Robert H. Slover Ii

BYU Studies

No abstract provided.

Teacher's Opinions Of Their Role In Guidance In Selected Community Lutheran High Schools, John D. Jungemann

Dissertations

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A Study Of Evidences Related To Lds Church History As Reflected In Volumes I Through Xiii Of The Journal Of Discourses, Paul C. Richards

Theses and Dissertations

How much historical information pertaining to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is contained in the Journal of Discourses? How and where can it be found amid the nearly ten thousand pages of printed matter, much of which is non-historical? How accurate is the historical information in the Journal of Discourses? These three questions pose the problem that this study is designed to handle.

Lotus Gartin (December 10, 1971), C. Richard Arena

Richard Nixon Oral History Project

Lotus Gartin was a business partner to Nixon’s parents and bought produce at wholesale for the Nixon Market. He also saw Nixon when he debated at Whittier College.

The Role Of The National Energy Board In Controlling The Export Of Natural Gas From Canada, Barry D. Fisher

Osgoode Hall Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Annotated Bibliography And Some Integrating Observations On Conversion Including A Brief New Testament Study, Jeffrey Anderson

Master of Divinity Thesis

The diversity of views on conversion and the conflict within talk about conversion leads us to believe that the vital question remains unanswered: What is conversion? Conversion is a functional word in most people’s religious vocabulary, but it has a host of meanings, and many who use the term are not able to clarify their meaning. Our analysis of material on conversion--psychological, religious, and New Testament—has led to several conclusions and integrating statements. They are spelled out under their various headings below.

The Sense Of Church History In Representative Missouri Synod Theology, David W. Lotz

Concordia Theological Monthly

Based on representative Missouri Synod writings from the late 19th century, the author describes and documents an "antihistorical bias" that has provided impediments to an appropriate appreciation of church history in Missouri Synod theology.

Chimes: October 1, 1971, Calvin College

Chimes

Dekker reveals drop in KIDS volunteers, blames economic difficulties, abating activism

Conference on faith and history to be held at Calvin this year

Dialogue Dialectic

VanKley to assist in writing history tracing Asian influences on Europe

Student Body President defines Student Senate's role

Traffic Mazes and Big Cities by Richard Prins

Hoekema studies gifts, fruits of Spirit in lecture series on neo-Pentecostalism

Foresters to get double BS as Calvin, U of M graft cores of preprofessional programs

Ombudsman program to continue

Pundit Vol. 55 No. 1, Connecticut College

1971-1972

No abstract provided.

The East Texan, 1971-09-03, East Texas State University

All Issues

Volume XLI, number 1 of The East Texan, a student newspaper published at East Texas State University.

The Inspired Community: A Glance At Canon History, Everett R. Kalin

Concordia Theological Monthly

The leaders of the Early Church who gave us the first lists of New Testament Scriptures asserted the inspiration of these books but did not regard inspiration as the basis of their uniqueness. They saw the inspiration of the Scriptures as one aspect of a much broader activity of inspiration in the church. This article investigates the interrelationship between inspiration and canonicity and attempts tentative contemporary applications of the fathers' perspective.

Very Reverend Charles Balic Is First Recipient Of Marian Library Medal

News Releases

News release announcing Franciscan scholar, Very Reverend Charles Balic, is the first recipient of the new international Marian Library Medal.

Mississippi School Districts: Factors In The Disestablishment Of Dual Systems, August 1971, James M. Palmer

Publications

No abstract provided.

Hope College Alumni Magazine, Volume 24, Number 3: Summer 1971, Alumni Association Of Hope College

Hope College Alumni Magazine

No abstract provided.

Book Review. - Literatur, John S. Damm

Concordia Theological Monthly

Book Review. - Literatur

The Philadelphia Historical Commission: Organization And Procedures, Margaret B. Tinkcom

Law and Contemporary Problems

No abstract provided.

The Response Of Federal Legislation To Historic Preservation, Oscar S. Gray

Law and Contemporary Problems

No abstract provided.

Clark Now Volume 2, Number 4 [Summer 1971], Clark University

Clark Now (The Magazine of Clark University) (1969-1982)

The Volume 2, Number 4 issue of Clark Now, published by Clark University in Summer 1971. Clark Now was a seasonal magazine that allowed a wide range of opinions and engagement regarding issues impacting the Clark community. The magazine also communicated information, including faculty appointments, promotions, research study news, alumni marriages, births, deaths, and more. Its audience was all-inclusive, made for alumni, students, parents, faculty, trustees, and friends.

This issue was digitized at 400dpi.

The Cresset (Vol. Xxxiv, No. 8), Valparaiso University

The Cresset (archived issues)

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The Role Of The Old Testament In High School Level Curricula Of The American Lutheran Church, The Lutheran Church In America, And The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod 1964-1970, Harold W. Rast

Doctor of Theology Dissertation

The aim of this study is to determine how the various curriculum materials present Word of God in the Old Testament. Accordingly, topics or categories to be dealt with include revelation, Bible, the unity of the testaments, salvation, morality, and historical-critical exegesis.

In a general way, then, this study proposes to engage in what educators would call descriptive research. One type of descriptive research is content analysis, the use of a set of techniques to determine certain specified characteristics of verbal communication. According to Gephart and Ingle, education professors at Indiana University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the purpose of …

First Communion And Confirmation, Berthold Von Schenk

Concordia Theological Monthly

The decision concerning the right age for First Communion is the prerogative of the pastor in the setting of his congregation. Every baptized child of God should receive the sacramental grace imparted in Holy Communion.

The Marian Library Newsletter: Issue No. 2, University Of Dayton. Marian Library

Marian Library Newsletter

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A Systematic-Historical Study Of The Policy Of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod With Respect To Fraternal Organizations In The Past Fifty Years, George F. Lobien

Doctor of Theology Dissertation

The purpose of this research was to accurately ascertain the policy and practice of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod with respect to fraternal organizations-usually called lodges or secret societies in its literature-at specific times throughout its history. If any changes in policy or practice were discovered, these were to be noted so that trends might become apparent and causes for change might be discovered.

Furthermore, it was the intention of the author to reach a judgment as to why The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod is as concerned with the issue of fraternal organizations as its literature demonstrates it to be. Conclusions also …

An Exercise In Sociological Jurisprudence: Herein The Signal Theory, Burton F. Brody

DePaul Law Review

No abstract provided.

Campus Crier, Central Washington University

Student Newspaper

Student newspaper for Central Washington University for May 21, 1971