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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1935

Page

6

True Christian Pacifism in War and Peace Debate

A Bristol Phoenix column analyzes the pacifist view in the wartime plebiscite, arguing Jesus would oppose violence and that nonviolent resistance elevates love over fear. It defends Christian duty to God, family, and nation, while noting concerns about voters’ time and fears of militarism.

Coomer Ave Warren Bristol Phoenix Council For Social Action Congregational and Christian Churches Egon Manickerd Sous Woodham Lewis Cneer Jesus Christ Jesus

Calendar Change Letter Prompts Public Reply

A reader identifies a letter in the site titled Pro deo et Patria and urges attention to a calendar change. The message, dated December 6, expresses interest and requests consideration from Ros.

Calendar changes and the role of big business in constitutional disputes

A letter argues that the calendar has changed since ancient times from Egyptian and Greek systems through the Julian and Gregorian reforms, denying any biblical mandate to preserve the current calendar. It questions Pope Gregory XIII and mocks the idea of a fixed divine calendar, referencing figures such as Julius Caesar, Gregory XIII, Esquimes, and various readers.

Julius Caesar Gregory XII Gregory XIII Mt Sinai

Barrington Football Guests Dine at Police Home

Barrington football team members from Peck High School of Barrington were guests at a turkey dinner hosted by Bristol Patrolman John McMahon on Church Street. The event honored their excellent showing in Conference Class circles with remarks from Coach Tom Cellins and Arthur Kahler of Dickinson College.

Ins John McMahon Bristol Peck High School Barrington Church Street Tom Cellins Barington

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