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W33 Albert Schweitzer by Anita Daniel, 1957-09-12 Reverence for Life: Albert Schweitzer's Great Contribution to Ethical Thought by Ara Paul Barsam, 2008-01-29 PHYSICIAN OF THE SOUL: Exploring the mystical meaning of the life of DR. ALBERT SCHWEITZER: Letters from a Journal by Renate zum Tobel, 2005-08-26 The animal world of Albert Schweitzer: Jungle insights into reverence of life (Beacon paperbacks) by Albert Schweitzer, 1958 Paul and His Interpreters by Albert Schweitzer, 2010-01-01 Reverence for Life: The Words of Albert Schweitzer by Albert Schweitzer, 1995-10 Albert Schweitzer As I Knew Him (The Complete Organ, 5) by Edouard Nies-Berger, 2003-10 The Africa of Albert Schweitzer by Charles R. Joy and Melvin Arnold, 1948 Albert Schweitzer: man of mercy by Jacquelyn Berrill, 1965 Albert Schweitzer's Reverence for Life by Mike W. Martin, 2007-11-21 Albert Schweitzer, Musician by Michael Murray, 1994-04 Albert Schweitzer: The Man and His Mind by George Seaver, 1969-11 The Wisdom of Albert Schweitzer by The Wisdom Series, 2010-08-20 Albert Schweitzer Letters, 1905-1965 by Albert Schweitzer, 1992-09

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41. Nobel Prizes
    is nobel Prizes report in alphabetic order; if you click upon a name you will beconnected with relative page of nobel Prizes Archive. schweitzer, albert, 1952.  
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    Extractions: Nobel e-Museum offers information on all 736 Prize Winners to date, the Nobel Organization, Alfred Nobel, and Nobel events, as well as educational material and games. Nobel e-Museum consists of more than 9,000 static documents, several databases and a number of multimedia productions with Nobel Prize connection. Name Year Awarded Addams, Jane The American Friends Service Committee Amnesty International Annan, Kofi ... MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES (showcase) (U.S. Site)

42. Premi Nobel
    alle relative pagine dell'Archivio dei Premi nobel. schweitzer, albert, 1952.  
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    Extractions: L'e-museo offre informazioni aggiornate su tutti i 736 vincitori del Premio, l'Organizzazione Nobel, Alfred Nobel, gli eventi e così pure materiale educativo e giochi. L'e-museo Nobel consta di più di 9.000 documenti statici, diversi data base ed un gran numero di produzioni multimediali connessi ai Premi Nobel. Name Anno di conferimento Addams, Jane The American Friends Service Committee Amnesty International Annan, Kofi ... Wilson, Thomas Woodrow in particolare sito ufficiale di MEDICI SENZA FRONTIERE - MSF ITALIA raggiungibile con la posta elettronica all'indirizzo: msf@msf.it

43. Schweitzer, Albert
    and his contributions as a theologian; he was awarded the 1952 nobel Peace Prize 1933)and albert schweitzer An Anthology (ed. by CR Joy, 1947); biographies by  
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    Extractions: 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 Albert Schweitzer: An Anthology (ed. by C. R. Joy, 1947); biographies by Jacqueline Berrill (1965), I. L. Ice (1971), G. N. Marshall and David Poling (1971), and Norman Cousins (1960, repr. 1973); study by Henry Clark (1962).

44. Società Aperta
    Translate this page albert schweitzer. biografia. albert schweitzer, teologo, organista di fama mondiale,medico nella foresta africana, premio nobel per la pace, filantropo.  
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    Extractions: In questi anni di attesa, Schweitzer dà alle stampe alcuni dei suoi libri (Ai bordi della foresta vergine, Le religioni mondiali e il cristianesimo, Ricordi della mia infanzia) ed espone in alcune conferenze le idee portanti di un tema che gli è caro, il rispetto della vita, che costituirà la summa della sua filosofia esistenziale. I vecchio medico appare sempre più stanco a affaticato. «Porto le mie ferite nel cuore, ma quelle del mondo le ho sulle spalle», dice agli amici. Da quando l'umanità è entrata nell'era atomica, con i lampi di Hiroshima e Nagasaki, l'incubo dello sterminio nucleare turba come un'ossessione la sua anima. Nel'ultimo periodo della sua vita gli appelli contro la follia nucleare occupano molti dei suoi scritti. Nel 1958, in

45. Events Of Dr. Albert Schweitzer - Top Biography
    Suddenly, little albert cries out schweitzer built his universal ethics on the thoughtthat everything which maintains and nourishes life The nobel Peace Prize.  
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    Extractions: The Beginning He decides to study medicine When Schweitzer informed his friends and parents that he would enroll as a medical student there was shock, puzzlement and alarm. His friends around Europe were not ready to accept this fact and wrote to him about their immediate objections. His father expressed disappointment. Schweitzer was irritated with the shallowness and conservatism of his friends. The family suggested that the whole idea was foolish and he would bury his life and talent. He becomes a Doctor and was rejected Schweitzer rearranged his life to meet the need expressed by the Parish Missionary Society. On the basis of his theological views, Schweitzer was rejected by the Society on the grounds that "It would only intensify their problems by encouraging intellectuals and free-thinkers who could only disrupt the mission enterprise and confuse the natives with their theological improvisations." They were not about to sponsor Schweitzer and open the floodgates to other liberals and radicals. He would return to the Paris Missionary Society not as a beggar soliciting support but as a self-sufficient doctor offering his professional services. They, not he, as he saw it, would have a chance to redeem themselves.

46. Political Pictures And Posters - Albert Schweitzer
    In association with Art.com nobel Peace Prize Winners albert schweitzer 17x22Wall Poster Buy nobel Peace Prize Winners - albert schweitzer. CLIPART HOME.  
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47. The Schweitzer Center In Hugh Stephens Library
    welfare movements. In 1953, at the age of 78, albert schweitzer wasawarded the nobel Peace Prize for the year 1952. In the speeches  
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    Extractions: Using the Schweitzer "Reverence for Life" Center Nestled in the northeast corner on the fourth floor of the Hugh Stephens Library, the Schweitzer Center offers a comfortable and quiet area for study and reflection. The many volumes of the Albert Schweitzer Collection are conveniently gathered in the area for easy access. The son of a Lutheran pastor, Albert Schweitzer was born in Alsace, then part of Germany and later part of France. By the age of 29, Schweitzer had already authored three books and made valuable contributions in the fields of music, religion, and philosophy. He was an acclaimed organist and world authority on Bach, a church pastor and principal of a theological seminary, and a university professor with a doctorate in philosophy. In 1915 he came upon the insight, "Reverence for Life," as the elementary and universal principle of ethics which he had been seeking. From the "will to live" evidenced in all living beings, Schweitzer demonstrated the ethical response for humans—reverence for life. By stressing the interdependence and unity of all life, he was a forerunner of the environmental and animal welfare movements.

48. Albert Schweitzer - Wikipedia
    albert schweitzer. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. He receivedthe 1952 nobel Peace Prize in 1953. As a young theologian his  
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    Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Other languages: Deutsch Nederlands Esperanto From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Albert Schweitzer January 14 September 4 ) was a German-born theologian musician philosopher physician and medical missionary . He was born in Kaysersberg Upper-Alsace Germany (now Haut-Rhin Department France He received the Nobel Peace Prize in As a young theologian his first major work, by which he gained a great reputation, was The Quest of the Historical Jesus (1906), in which he interpreted the life of Jesus Christ in the light of Jesus' own eschatological convictions. He further established his reputation as a New Testament scholar by other theological studies, like

49. Albert Schweitzer - Wikipedia
    albert schweitzer. (Redirected from albert Schweizer). He received the1952 nobel Peace Prize in 1953. As a young theologian his first  
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    Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Other languages: Deutsch Nederlands Esperanto (Redirected from Albert Schweizer Albert Schweitzer January 14 September 4 ) was a German-born theologian musician philosopher physician and medical missionary . He was born in Kaysersberg Upper-Alsace Germany (now Haut-Rhin Department France He received the Nobel Peace Prize in As a young theologian his first major work, by which he gained a great reputation, was The Quest of the Historical Jesus (1906), in which he interpreted the life of Jesus Christ in the light of Jesus' own eschatological convictions. He further established his reputation as a New Testament scholar by other theological studies, like

50. Historic Humanist Series: Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965)
    albert schweitzer was born on January 14, 1875, in Kaysersburg his many years of humanitarianeffort, schweitzer was awarded the 1952 nobel Peace Prize.  
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    Extractions: January 1997 Albert Schweitzer was born on January 14, 1875, in Kaysersburg, France. 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 effort, 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 of science, music, and theology. The 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 1905 Schweitzer decided to become a medical missionary. He studied medicine from 1905 to 1913 at the University of Strasbourg. He also raised money to establish ha hospital in French Equatorial Africa. He founded a hospital there in 1913 which over the years grew into a large institution that serves 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," Britains highest civilian honor.

51. [Albert Schweitzer And Linus Pauling On A Beach In Lambarene, Republic Of Gabon]
    Dr. schweitzer founded the He won the nobel Peace Prize in 1952 Title albert schweitzer and Linus Pauling on a beach in version (5,549,535 Bytes)  
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52. Missioni Consolata, Aprile 1998 - ALBERT SCHWEITZER
    Translate this page Ma albert schweitzer non si limitò a dare consigli per l'interpretazione del messaggiobachiano Con il denaro del premio nobel per la pace, portò a termine il  
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53. LIFESAVER HERO ALBERT SCHWEITZER
    The value of his work in his little hospital was finally becoming known.In 1952, albert schweitzer received the nobel Peace Prize.  
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54. Albert Schweitzer By Jennifer Brea
    I. In 1952, albert schweitzer won the nobel Peace Prize for his teachingsand lifelong dedication in serving humanity. Now at the  
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    Extractions: by Jennifer Brea Albert Schweitzer has been given many titles: gifted musician, brilliant theologian, and even saint. Albert Schweitzer was no saint, but he was a man sensitive to the suffering of all living things. This sensitivity is a current that runs throughout his life from his childhood in Alsace, to his studies and scholarly search for truth, and in his example of selflessness: his hospital in French Gabon. Throughout his life he remained an idealist with a childlike faith in humanity, refusing to let disillusionment overtake him, even in old age. Albert Schweitzer touched thousands of lives directly and through his teachings and life example. He inspired millions to revere life and believe in mankind. At twenty-one, Schweitzer allotted himself nine more years "to himself." By thirty he would find his calling and dedicate his life in service to humanity . If only one in one thousand were to follow such an example! The sermons Schweitzer heard as a child had been burned into his memory. He remembered one sermon on sacrifice where his father spoke of a missionary doctor in South Africa. He worked to heal the ignored who would otherwise suffer and die, their village witch doctors helpless to do anything. It was by this memory that Schweitzer heard his calling. In 1905, Schweitzer began studying medicine while still pursuing his preaching, research, and music.

55. "Albert Schweitzer" At ZVAB - Register Of Antiquarian Books (order Antiquarian B
    in the joyful. In the words of his great friend albert Einstein, schweitzer didnot preach efforts in 1952 when he was awarded the nobel Peace Prize.  
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56. "Albert Schweitzer" Bei ZVAB - Verzeichnis Antiquarischer Bücher (antiquarische
    Translate this page Alsatian medical missionary and philosopher, nobel Peace Prize Winner in 1952. ALS,albert schweitzer, Lausanne (postmark), 16th January (19)35, one page 8vo  
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    Extractions: Alsatian medical missionary and philosopher. Signed book " Albert Schweitzer / Kultur und Ethik", Albert Schweitzer , 280 pages bigger 8vo, the second part of a culture philosophy, Olaus Petri lectures at the university of Upsala in Sweden. Published by C. H. Beck'sche publishing house in 1923. In German. With a dedication to "Prof. Ed. Fueter in kind memory. Albert Schweitzer Schweitzer Albert Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965), dt. Theologe und Missionsarzt. E. Brief m. U., Albert Schweitzer Schweitzer Albert Schweitzer Schweitzer , beide Passionen und Weihnachtsoratorien zu studieren. Die zweite Postkarte ist von seiner Frau geschrieben, m. e. U., Helene Schweitzer

57. Albert Schweitzer
    He received the 1952 nobel Peace Prize in 1953. albert schweitzer was a famous organistin his days, and was highly interested in the music of Johann Sebastian  
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58. Tennessee Players
    Nashville theatre company specializing in original productions. Schedule of performances.Category Regional North America Arts and Entertainment Theatre Reverence for Life guided albert schweitzer in all Dr. schweitzer philosopher, humanitarian,medical missionary, musician awarded the 1952 nobel Peace Prize.  
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59. Albert Schweitzer - Author Details And Biography - The Quotations Page
    Full Name, schweitzer, albert. Biography, French missionary, musicologist,philosopher, physician; nobel Prize in Peace 1952. Quotations,  
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60. Albert Schweitzer
    Translate this page albert schweitzer Docteur, Prix nobel de la Paix (1953) * Kaysersberg 14.1.1875+ Lambaréné 4.9.1965 oo Hélène Bresslau 15.6.1912 * 25.1.1879 + 1.6.1957.  
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