Behind the scenes of the Easter story from four Gospels
The article compares gospel accounts of Easter with differing times of dawn and details like Mary Magdalene and others. It argues for the underlying unity of the miracle of the resurrection and calls readers to personal transformation through faith, ending with a wartime weather tidbit on solar density.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Alanbrooke
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Mary Magdalene
Mary
James
Mars
Jesus
Paul
Christ
First in Army Alex Sandberry joins Canadian Army
Alex Sandberry a 19 year old Chippewa from Churchill Manitoba became the first of his band to pass the Army physical and education tests at Fort Osbourne Barracks Winnipeg He studied in Dauphin Prince Albert and Wabowden to meet Army standards He will join the Queen's Own Rifles at Calgary for basic training His parents George and Mary Sandberry live in Churchill Manitoba.
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Alex Sandberry
Churchill
Man
Fort Osborne Barracks
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Prince Albert
Wabowden
Manitoba
Prince al
Calgary
Queen's Own Rifles of Canada
George and
Mary Sandberry
Amp 10
Churchill, Man
Parents spoil themselves by overindulgent child rearing says rabbi
Rabbi Stuart E Rosenberg of Toronto criticizes modern child raising theories in Maclean's, claiming overemphasis on love and infancy shapes insecure children. He argues parents need firm discipline to prevent future neuroses or crime and warns indulgence leads to resentment and unprepared adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart E Rosenberg
Toronto
Maclean's
Rabbi Rosenberg
Thinking machines may forecast weather and run operations
Electronic thinker Dean Arthur Porter predicts data driven machines will forecast weather and handle world wide communications. The piece asks how such thinking devices could affect ordinary people and human satisfaction, noting potential reductions in chance for individual judgment and chance encounters in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Porter
University of Saskatchewan
Dr. Porter
Meteorological Office
Electronic Economist
Dr. Porty
Commoner to Duke Bid Sparks Royal Lineage Fever
The article celebrates Antony Armstrong-Jones marrying into royalty and reveals a traced lineage back to King Edward I. It highlights public joy at a commoner advancing into nobility and the possibility for many Britons to claim distant ducal ancestors through 22 generations of interlinked descent.
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Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Edward I
Armstrong-Jones
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