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The Quest of the Historical Jesus by Albert Schweitzer, 1966 Everyone needs a philosophy of life: Albert Schweitzer's philosophy, reverence for life by Albert Schweitzer, 1978 The Animal World Of Albert Schweitzer: Jungle Insights Into Reverence For Life by Albert Schweitzer, 2009-07-23 J.S. Bach by Albert Schweitzer, Ernest Newman, 2010-09-10 Albert Schweitzer: Genius In The Jungle by Joseph Gollomb, 2007-03-01 The Primeval Forest (The Albert Schweitzer Library) by Albert Schweitzer, 1998-07-06 On the Edge of the Primeval Forest by Albert Schweitzer, 2010-03-20 Albert Schweitzer: Out of My Life and Thought by Albert Schweitzer, 1949 The Albert Schweitzer-Helene Bresslau Letters, 1902-1912 (Albert Schweitzer Library (Syracuse, N.Y.).) by Albert Schweitzer, Helene Bresslau, et all 2003-03 Schweitzer: A Biography by George Marshall, David Poling, 1971 The Schweitzer Album by Erica Anderson, 1965-01-01 J.S. Bach Volume 1 by Albert Schweitzer, 2010-05-14 Reverence for life by Albert Schweitzer, 1971 Albert Schweitzer (Gateway Biographies) by Harold Robles, 1994-03-01

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21. Schweitzer, Albert
    schweitzer, albert , 1875–1965, Alsatian theologian, musician, and medical schweitzerwas honored in many countries for was awarded the 1952 nobel Peace Prize  
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    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Schweitzer, Albert On the Edge of the Primeval Forest More from the Primeval Forest (1925, tr.1931) and From My African Notebook (1936, tr. 1938). Schweitzer's philosophy is developed in Philosophy of Civilization The Decay and the Restoration of Civilization, 1923, tr. 1923; Civilization and Ethics, 1923, tr. 1923; and Reverence for Life, The Quest of the Historical Jesus (1906, tr. 1910) and The Mysticism of Paul the Apostle (1930, tr. 1930). See his autobiography, Out of My Life and Thoughts (1932, tr. 1933) and

22. Daily Celebrations ~ Albert Schweitzer, Rekindle The Human Spirit ~ January 14 ~
    Celebrating the remarkable albert schweitzer. Includes biography and quotations.Category Society Religion and Spirituality schweitzer, albert and leprosy, then donated his prize money from the 1952 nobel Peace Award to he believed, and to exalt the will to live. The albert schweitzer Fellowship has  
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    Extractions: January 14 ~  Rekindle the Human Spirit Schweitzer Biography "In e v e r y o n e s life at some time , our i n n e r fire goes out. It is then b u r s t into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who r e k i n d l e the human spirit Albert Schweitzer Philosopher and missionary surgeon Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965) was a man who rekindled the human spirit of others. Born on this day in Alsace, Germany , he fulfilled his vow at age 30 to dedicate his life to mankind and became an international symbol of humanitarianism, his name synonymous with altruism. "Do something for somebody every day for which you do not get paid," he urged. Schweitzer, an accomplished organist and Bach scholar, founded a hospital in Lambarene, Africa to fight malaria and leprosy, then donated his prize money from the 1952 Nobel Peace Award to build a leper colony. Natives came from hundreds of miles away for treatment. "I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know, the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve ," he said.

23. QuoteWorld.org - Home To 14,254 Quotations And Growing!
    is pessimistic, but my willing and hoping are optimistic. albert schweitzer(18751965), French philosopher, physician, musician, nobel More about the  
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24. QuoteWorld.org - Home To 14,254 Quotations And Growing!
    for life affords me my fundamental principle of morality. albert schweitzer(18751965), French philosopher, physician, musician, nobel More about the  
    http://www.quoteworld.org/author.php?thetext=Albert Schweitzer&page=2

25. History Of Vegetarianism - Dr Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965)
    mankind. nobel Peace Prize address The Problem of Peace in the World Today. thought.- Quoted in A Treasury of albert schweitzer, ed. Kiernan.  
    http://www.ivu.org/history/europe20a/schweitzer.html
    
    Extractions: Dr Albert Schweitzer Missionary and Statesman, Nobel Peace Prize 1952 In Here's Harmlessness: An Anthology of Ahimsa , compiled by H. Jay Dinshah ( founder of the American Vegan Society) are quotations by Schweitzer including the following: "I am conscious that flesh-eating is not in accordance with the finer feelings and I abstain from it whenever I can." From The Vegetable Passion by Janet Barkas (New York 1975): "...Schweitzer was convinced of vegetarianism as an ideal of reverence for life and regretted he could not fulfill that goal as completely as he would have liked. In his later years, he became a more consistent vegetarian." - Barkas appears to have been give this information by "Anita Daniel, who shared many lunches and suppers with Schweitzer at his home in the village of Günsbach, Alsace". Quotes: Until he extends the circle of his compassion to all living things, man will not himself find peace.

26. SCHWEITZER, Albert, Gabon, Reformed
    Dr. albert schweitzer was the preeminent Christian medical missionary in period, duringhis lifetime schweitzer was one In 1952 he received the nobel Prize for  
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    Extractions: Dr. Albert Schweitzer was the preeminent Christian medical missionary in Africa, a towering figure in twentieth-century Protestant thought and philosophy, and an accomplished musician. Although his reputation had been somewhat eclipsed since the end of the colonial period, during his lifetime Schweitzer was one of the most respected and honored personalities in the world. In 1952 he received the Nobel Prize for being an exemplar of the "Brotherhood of Nations". Schweitzer, born in Alsace under German governance, was the son of a Reformed pastor. After studies at the University of Strasbourg, where he received doctorates in both philosophy and theology, he became pastor of Strasbourg's St. Nicholas Church. He had interspersed his academic work with study of the organ and was simultaneously appointed organist of the Bach Society of Paris. In 1905 he published J.S. Bach: The Musician-Poet , in which he presented Bach as a religious mystic whose music was an entry point to understanding nature's cosmic forces. Schweitzer's reputation as the foremost interpreter of Bach was strengthened, and the book was an immediate success. The following year he published The Quest of the Historical Jesus , which established Schweitzer as a world figure in theology and which has been a benchmark in modern theology ever since. In addition, Schweitzer was a popular, witty, and charismatic preacher with a devoted following.

27. SCHWEITZER, Albert, Gabon, Reformed
    eccentric and paternalistic by some, he won international acclaim for his work andwas awarded the nobel Peace Prize albert schweitzer The Man and His Mind.  
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    Extractions: After receiving a doctorate in philosophy (1899) he achieved world recognition for his organ interpretations of J. S. Bach and his studies of the life of Bach (1905) and Jesus (1906). In 1905 he entered medical school with the aim of becoming a missionary doctor, graduating in 1913. With his nurse-wife he established a hospital at Lambaréné on the Ogooué (Ogowe) River in French-ruled Gabon. He was forced to evacuate the hospital during World War 1. He returned to Germany and published a number of philosophical works. In 1924 he went back to Gabon to resume his medical work. Although considered eccentric and paternalistic by some, he won international acclaim for his work and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1954. Mark R. Lipschutz and R. Kent Rasmussen

28. Bookmarks For Jack Fenner
    Louis, Pointer to hardcopy proceedings celebrating the 100th anniversary of AS birthalbert schweitzer Winner of the 1952 nobel Prize in Peace albert schweitzer  
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29. Schweitzer Albert
    Translate this page l'ont invité par la voix d'albert Einstein, qui En 1955, il se voit décerner lePrix nobel de la se firent plus acerbes encore lorsque schweitzer vantant les  
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    Extractions: Albert SCHWEITZER Albert SCHWEITZER est né le 14 janvier 1875 à Kaysersberg (Haute-Rhin), où son père est pasteur et instituteur. A cette petite localité catholique reste attaché le nom de Johann Geiler von Kaysersberg, grand prédicateur germanique (1445-1510), pour lequel fut ciselé la chaire de la cathédrale de Strasbourg où il prêcha en 1478. Un jour que le jeune Albert allait tirer les oiseaux avec une fronde de sa fabrication, il entendit dans le ciel les cloches de l'église résonner, mêlant leur harmonie aux gazouillis des oiseaux. Ce fut pour lui le premier appel du ciel. De ce jour " le commandement qui nous défend de tuer et de tourmenter, opéra en moi une crise morale." S C P A T D E n 1905, Schweitzer se replace sur les bancs de l'Université pour étudier la Médecine et tenter la réalisation de ses idées. En 1913, à l'âge de 38 ans il est docteur en médecine. Il est inutile de préciser que la médecine a été sa raison de vivre et l'action sanitaire sa préoccupation essentielle. Cependant il n'est l'auteur d'aucune publication médicale, et n'a pas formé de médecins africains, il ne s'intéressait pas aux progrès de la technique et préférait la spéculation philosophique ou les responsabilités administratives. - "Au fond, reconnaissait-il, je suis resté théologien."

30. Albert Schweitzer International University
    Translate this page El Presidente con Rhena schweitzer-Miller, hija del Premio nobel,albert schweitzer. Otro de nuestros objetivos es promover foros  
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    Extractions: ALBERT SCHWEITZER UNIVERSITY fue creada en octubre de 1999 como Institución de Interés Público con sede en Ginebra (Suiza). En agosto del 2001 fue incorporada en Estados Unidos como Corporación de Interés Público y en julio de 2002, en Madrid, como Fundación adscrita a la Consejería de Servicios Sociales. La apertura de la Universidad ha coronado una serie de iniciativas educativas inspiradas por la figura del Premio Nobel. Centros de enseñanza de todo el mundo fueron precursores de la nueva Albert Schweitzer University. 126 años después de la muerte del hombre que ha sido uno de los líderes más influyentes de su generación en la búsqueda de la paz, se fundó una Universidad inspirada por el renacimiento de su espíritu. Esto ha sido posible gracias al soporte y esfuerzo de muchas personas que han apoyado la idea de una Universidad inspirada en sus ideales. El Pacifismo y el humanitarismo son el sello de nuestra Universidad, una Universidad que ha asumido el compromiso de apoyar las necesidades académicas y las iniciativas de los países más desfavorecidos, y el compromiso de buscar fondos y subvenciones requeridos por las universidades más necesitadas. La metodología de trabajo se apoya sobre la estructura académica de aquellas universidades que forman parte de su organización e imparten sus cursos directamente. Desde 2002, ASIU colabora directamente en la impartición de los cursos de postgrado de la Universidad Europea de Dirección Empresarial, de Belgrado, y de la Facultad de Medicina de Barceló. Damos, por ello, un salto importante en nuestro camino con el propósito de promover los principios fundacionales de nuestra Universidad.

31. Albert Schweitzer International University
    collaboration with them. The President with Rhena schweitzerMiller, daughterof nobel Prize Winner, albert schweitzer. A further objective  
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    Extractions: ALBERT SCHWEITZER UNIVERSITY was founded in October 1999 as a non-profit making institution with headquarters in Geneva (Switzerland). In August 2001 was incorporated in USA as a non-profit Corporation. The opening of the University crowned a series of educational initiatives inspired by the figure of the Nobel Prize award winner. Learning centers worldwide were precursors of the new ALBERT SCHWEITZER UNIVERSITY. Almost 126 years after the birth of the man who was one of the most influential leaders of his generation in the search for peace, a University inspired by his renaissance spirit has been founded. This has been made possible thanks to the support and efforts of so many who cherished the idea of a University inspired by his ideals. But how was this University to be structured? Even amongst its promoters, it took time to reach consensus. On the threshold of the twenty-first century, in the midst of the electronic revolution, it made little sense to create a traditional University in competition with the long-established state Universities. Pacifism and humanitarianism were to be the hallmarks of our University, a University that has assumed a commitment to supporting the academic needs and initiatives of the poor countries of the world, and a commitment to the search for funding and subsidies required by those Universities most in need. This is the model for action that our Nobel Prize winner offers. Public honors and distinctions had no place in the scheme he proposed.

32. HIAP Five: Albert Schweitzer
    1953 Awarded nobel Peace Prize for 1952 The nobel Peace Prize Archive schweitzer.albert schweitzer's nobel Peace Prize Lecture. AntiNuclear movement.  
    http://www.tyndale.cam.ac.uk/Tyndale/staff/Head/Lent_05_Handout.htm
    
    Extractions: The History of the Interpretation of the Apostle Paul By Dr. Peter M. Head [ Web Page HIAP Home Previous NEXT LECTURE FIVE: Albert Schweitzer (1875 – 1965) ‘Ich bin ein Agnostiker im Nachfolge Christi’ STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION Family moved to Günsbach July 1875 1893: Student of theology, philosophy, music 1899: Doctor of Philosophy 1900: Doctor of Theology Das Abendmahl im Zusammenhang mit dem Leben Jesu und der Geschichte des Urchristentums (2 vols; Tübingen: J.C.B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1901). Heft 1. Das Abendmahlsproblem auf Grund der wissenschaftlichen Forschung des 19. Jahrhunderts und der historischen Berichte ET: The Problem of the Lord’s Supper according to the Scholarly Research of the Nineteenth Century and the Historical Accounts (translated by A.J. Mattill, Jr.; edited with an introduction by John Reumann; Macon, GA: Mercer UP, 1982). Heft 2. Das Messianitäts- und Leidensgeheimnis. Eine Skizze des Lebens Jesu ET: The mystery of the Kingdom of God: the secret of Jesus' Messiahship and Passion 1902: Completed his Habilitationschrift: Das Messianitäts- und Leidensgeheimnis. Eine Skizze des Lebens Jesu

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34. Schweitzer, Albert
    schweitzer, albert. Physician. Sex, Male. National Origin, France (AlsaceLorraine).Ethnic Origin, German. Era, Early 20th Century. Born, 1875. Died, 1965. Awards,nobel  
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35. Albert-Schweitzer
    Translate this page albert schweitzer schweitzer , albert (1875-1965) , théologien protestant,philosophe , médecin et musicologue français , prix nobel de la paix .  
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    Extractions: Livre d' hôtes ASG Max-Planck-Str. 23 45768 Marl Tel. (02365)96970 Fax (02365)969763 ASG@IC-Marl.de Albert Schweitzer Schweitzer , Albert (1875-1965) , théologien protestant, philosophe , médecin et musicologue français , prix Nobel de la paix . Les écrits religieux Médecine et philosophie International Albert Schweitzer Foundation Albert Schweitzer, der Arzt von Lambarene The Albert Schweitzer Page Albert Schweitzer, 1875 - 1965

36. Schweitzer, Albert
    albert schweitzer was born on January 14, 1875 in Kaysersburg his many years of humanitarianefforts schweitzer was awarded the 1952 nobel Peace Prize.  
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    Extractions: Albert Schweitzer was born on January 14, 1875 in Kaysersburg, a town near Stasbourg in Alsace, Germany (now France). Schweitzer has been called the greatest Christian of his time. He based his personal philosophy on a "reverence for life" and on a deep commitment to serve humanity through thought and action. For his many years of humanitarian efforts Schweitzer was awarded the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize. By the time he was 21 Schweitzer had decided on the course for his life. For nine years he would dedicate himself to the study science, music, and theology. Then he would devote the rest of his life to serving humanity directly. Before he was 30 he was a respected writer on theology, an accomplished organist, and an authority on the life and work of Johann Sebastian Bach. In 1904 Schweitzer was inspired to become a medical missionary after reading an evangelical paper regarding the needs of medical missions. He studied medicine from 1905 to 1913 at the University of Strassbourg. He also raised money to establish a hospital in French Equatorial Africa. He founded a hospital there in 1913. Over the years built a large hospital that served thousands of Africans. Schweitzer used his $33,000 Nobel Prize to expand the hospital and to build a leper colony. In 1955 Queen Elizabeth II awarded Schweitzer the "Order of Merit," Britain's highest civilian honor.

37. Albert Schweitzer (1874 – 1965)
    schweitzer was profoundly disturbed by the development of nuclear weapons and usedhis position as a nobel Laureate to speak albert schweitzer, Published Works.  
    http://www.meaning.ca/meaningful_living/worthy_lives/albert_schweitzer .html
    
    Extractions: Born in Alsace as the eldest son of a Lutheran Pastor, Albert Schweitzer has been called the greatest Christian of his time. His personal philosophy was based on a “reverence for life” and on a deep commitment to serve humanity through thought and action. From a young age Schweitzer showed a passion and a talent for playing the organ, and by 1893 he had a career as an organist in Strasbourg. He was accepted as a pupil by some of Europe’s finest professionals and later went on to become the world’s leading expert on organ building. Charles-Marie Widor, his organ teacher in Paris, recognized Schweitzer as a Bach interpreter of unique perception and asked him to write a study of the composer’s life and art. The result was J.S. Bach: le musicien-poete

38. L'Encyclopédie De L'Agora: Albert Schweitzer
    angl.) Lauréat du prix nobel de la Paix 1952 The albert schweitzer Page un  
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    Extractions: Lambaréné à l'orée de l'an 2000 , par Lucien Naegelen ( L'Alsace , 24 septembre 1997): L'ancien village de la brousse gabonaise, rendu célèbre par le Dr Schweitzer, veut entrer dans le troisième millénaire par la grande porte du tourisme. Une ambition que son maire, Berthe M'Bene-Mayer, est venue défendre en Alsace

39. Albert Schweitzer
    albert schweitzer was born on January 14, 1875 in Kaysersburg his many years of humanitarianefforts schweitzer was awarded the 1952 nobel Peace Prize.  
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    Extractions: was born on January 14, 1875 in Kaysersburg, a town near Stasbourg in Alsace, Germany (now France). Schweitzer has been called the greatest Christian of his time. He based his personal philosophy on a "reverence for life" and on a deep commitment to serve humanity through thought and action. For his many years of humanitarian efforts Schweitzer was awarded the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize. By the time he was 21 Schweitzer had decided on the course for his life. For nine years he would dedicate himself to the study science, music, and theology. Then he would devote the rest of his life to serving humanity directly. Before he was 30 he was a respected writer on theology, an accomplished organist, and an authority on the life and work of Johann Sebastian Bach. In 1904 Schweitzer was inspired to become a medical missionary after reading an evangelical paper regarding the needs of medical missions. He studied medicine from 1905 to 1913 at the University of Strasbourg. He also raised money to establish a hospital in French Equatorial Africa. He founded a hospital there in 1913. Over the years built a large hospital that served thousands of Africans. Schweitzer used his $33,000 Nobel Prize to expand the hospital and to build a leper colony. In 1955 Queen Elizabeth II awarded Schweitzer the "Order of Merit," Britain's highest civilian honor.

40. Albert Schweitzer Outline Biography
    The monies associated with the nobel Prize were expended towards the accomodationof albert schweitzer died September 4, 1965 and was buried in the grounds of  
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    Extractions: an outline biography   Albert Schweitzer was born in Kaysersberg, Upper Alsace, Germany (now Haut-Rhin Department, France) on January 14, 1875 into a family that had a long tradition of service in music, religion, scholarship and education. He initially seemed destined for a career in music, even receiving some advanced training in Paris, but later decided to follow the same calling as his father - that of becoming a pastor.    He was educated in Theology at the University of Strasbourg from 1893, was awarded a doctoral degree in 1899, and was ordained as the curate of the Church of Saint Nicholas in Strasbourg in 1900. A year later he became an official of the theological seminary of St. Thomas in that city - his own old college. His authorship of "The Quest for the Historical Jesus" (1906) brought him celebrity as a theological scholar.     Albert Schweitzer also gained international repute as an accomplished organist and authority on organ construction. His best-known musicological work, Johann Sebastian Bach, was published in French in 1905 and rewritten in German in 1908; an English translation appeared in 1911. In this work he emphasized the religious nature of Bach's music and advocated the simple, undistorted style of performing Bach's works that was accepted afterward as the standard type of presentation.    Following on from his reading about the medical needs of Africans in the Congo he decided to train in medicine so that he could serve as a medical missionary rather than as a pastor and between 1905-1913 he duly studied medicine and surgery at the University of Strasbourg. 

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