Considers the death-of-God theology from the point of view of a variety of theologians. (RK)

Considered poverty as a topic for Western literature and the interaction of writers with those who are poor. (RK)

Author offered some reflections on the "why" of the contemporary interest in the occult. He attempted to convince the reader that, if he or she has been surprised by the recent rise of occultism, sober reflection will dispell some fears and, perhaps, even convince him or her that occultism is not merely superstition. (Author/RK)

Article considered the problems Mexico must face in caring for the educational and social needs of its people. (RK)

Looks at police views toward lawyers, judges, and local justice, and attempts to see if these attitudes affect their jobs as policemen. (Author/RK)

Considers the "dollar standard of value" from two differing frames of reference--its impact on the economy when used as a standard of emulation and its exchange function as a right to goods. (Author/RK)

Author suggested one of the reasons that Western philosophy tended to judge women inferior, both as concerns reality and value, was directly attributable to the philosophy of Aristotle. (Author/RK)

Discussed the latest developments in curriculum change, student activism, financial problems, higher education, racial attitudes, church-state-school controversy, and textbook use in the United States in 1974. (RK)

During the past decade, several new forms of expression in the visual arts have been developed which could, if widely enough adopted, seriously threaten the quality, even the existence, of what most of us have known as culture. Article discusses the art movements that have developed since the early part of the 20th-century that have been…

Article provided an exploration into six suburban myths derived from a survey of recent literature and from the author's own experiences. (Author/RK)

Of all resources, it is the human mind, seeking solutions through science and technology, which provides the greatest potential for solving mankind's problems. (Editor)

Applying the techniques of gene manipulation to humans raises unique and complex ethical issues, as well as scientific ones. (Editor)

Views the discipline of psychology historically with specific concern for its relationship to man's quest for freedom. (Author/RK)

Author examined the encroachment of controls into people's lives and analyzed how individuals cope with external processes while maintaining their own internal harmony. (RK)

Hearing the rising unemployment figures reported in terms of some soulless number fails to convey the true costs to the individuals involved and to society-at-large. Unemployment affects the nation on at least three levels--psychologically, physiologically, and socially. (Author)