Reinhold Niebuhr

Only the most venerable among us can remember the creeping fear of a quarter of a century ago that the free system itself had run out of energy, that we had reached, in a phrase Reinhold Niebuhr used as a part of the title of a book in 1934, the “end of an era.”

Interpretations of American History Gerald N. Grob 1967

Only the most venerable among us can remember the creeping fear of a quarter of a century ago that the free system itself had run out of energy, that we had reached, in a phrase Reinhold Niebuhr used as a part of the title of a book in 1934, the “end of an era.”

Interpretations of American History Gerald N. Grob 1967

Many Americans who never read a word Reinhold Niebuhr wrote have been altered by his ideas. "

Byron Williams: Do We Lack the Will to Control Our Destiny? 2009

Giussani has called Reinhold Niebuhr the greatest American Protestant theologian of the twentieth century.

learning to continue conversations Fred 2007

Giussani has called Reinhold Niebuhr the greatest American Protestant theologian of the twentieth century.

Archive 2007-11-01 Fred 2007

Many Americans who never read a word Reinhold Niebuhr wrote have been altered by his ideas. "

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

A decade and a half ago, Jennifer Baichwal completed a master's in philosophy and theology at McGill University, with a thesis titled Reinhold Niebuhr, Sin and Contextuality: A Re-evaluation of the Feminist Critique.

Canadian Christianity - Canadian News 2009

This tendency was evidenced by the popularity achieved by the writings of theological critics of Deweyan ethical naturalism such as Reinhold Niebuhr in the 1950s.

Sidney Hook Sidorsky, David 2008

'' 'Reinhold Niebuhr' '' (1892 — 1971) was the leading [[Neo-Orthodox]] theologian in the United States and the premier American public theologian of the [[Cold War]] era from 1945 to his death.

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

'' 'Reinhold Niebuhr' '' (1892 — 1971) was the leading [[Neo-Orthodox]] theologian in the United States and the premier American public theologian of the [[Cold War]] era from 1945 to his death.

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009