Acquittal by Resurrection explored by Markus Barth
The article reviews Markus Barth's Acquittal by Resurrection arguing the bodily, historical nature of the Resurrection is essential. It contrasts Barth with Bultmann and Tillich, noting Barth's stance that the resurrection was a unique, tangible event witnessed by the disciples. The piece discusses faith, historicity, and the limits of purely historical proof in theological interpretation.
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Til!ich
Bultmann
Markus Barth
Karl Barth
University of Chicago Divinity School
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Holt, Rinehart , & Winston
Barth
Top Speaker Appearing Wednesday at Congregational Church
Dr. Wesley LaViolette of Los Angeles will discuss Ways and Results of Direct Knowing at 7:30 PM in the Congregational Church at 3212 E Eighth St. A world traveler and author, he lectured at Indian universities in 1960 and was nominated for a Nobel Prize in literature by the Indian government. The Religious Forums, led by the Board of Religious Research and Forums, are open to the public.
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Los Angeles
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Gov Brown Offers Aid to Alaska
Eureka reports Gov Brown pledged assistance from his state to earthquake struck Alaska on Friday night. The offer follows Alaska’s disaster response requests and signals interstate support amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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Alaska
Eureka
Brown
Odd Waves Hit Ports of Gulf Coast
Coastal areas from New Orleans to Texas recorded rising waters and ground movement after an underwater quake. In Baton Rouge water surged from a homeowner’s pool, Mobile reported ground motion, and seismograph teams noted Louisiana moving more than Mobile. A Corpus Christi Weather Bureau official linked the Gulf Coast wave to the quake. The Corpus Christi Naval Air Station closed a gulf-front street as a precaution. Coast Guard boats broke loose from lines near Port Arthur as water dropped. A grain ship bobbed like a cork in Port Arthur, and Freeport warned residents on low islands of a possible tidal surge and foot-high waves.
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Texas
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Alaska Earthquake Triggers Massive Coastal Evacuations
A powerful Alaska earthquake prompted rapid evacuations in Waikiki Beach areas and warnings broadcast to remote villages. In Yakutat a 23 foot tsunami surge was reported, while Seattle to Anchorage air travel halted due to runway damage and control tower collapse. Civil Defense sought radios and fuel as power loss strained Anchorage.
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Alaska
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Civil Defense Radio
Very Large Quake Shakes Alaska Says Dr Richter
Pasadena based UPI reports Dr Charles Richter called the Alaska quake very large and potentially disastrous. He said initial study places it at least 8.0 on the Richter scale, comparing its severity to the 1906 San Francisco quake and the 1960 Chile disaster.
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Pasadena
UPI
Alaska
Caltech
Charles Richter
Richter
California Institute of Technology
San Francisco
Chili
Alaska Facts in Anchorage City Profile
Alaska’s largest city Anchorage sits at the head of Cook Inlet on the south coast. It has about 48,000 residents, roughly one fifth of the state’s population.
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Alaska
Union
Cook's Inlet
Fairweather Fault Likely Jolt Source
Alaska quake likely caused by Fairweather Fault shift says University of California seismologist Tom Turcotte. The fault runs near Yakutat and Fairbanks, with Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage. Alaska's fisheries minerals timber and furs drive its income amid volcanic mountains and historic quakes including 1906 San Francisco magnitude 8.25 and 1958 Yakutat Bay event.
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Alaska
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University of California
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Tom Turcotte
Juneau
Yakutat
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Fairbanks
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
North America
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San Frank High Cisco
Liteya Bay
Lakewood Clergyman Home Safe After Alaska Flight
The Rev. Carlson, a Lakewood clergyman, avoided the disaster by leaving Alaska days earlier. An emergency plan had him flying from Goose Bay as the seaplane faced trouble, with Carlson staying on schedule and returning home just a day before the incident.
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Goose Bay
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Alaska
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