Crazy for God (48 page)

Brown, Harold O. J.

Brunelleschi, Filippo

Bubble

Buchfuehrer, Jim

Buckley, Bill

Buckley, James

Bush, Barbara

Bush, George W.

Butrick, Merritt

Callas, Maria

Calvin, John

Calvinism

Captives

Casta Diva

Chalet Bellevue

Chalet Chardonnet

Chalet Les Mélèzes

Chalet Les Sapins

Chalet Regina

Chalet Tzi-No

Chante Pierre Gallery

China Inland Mission

Christian Booksellers Association (CBA)

Civilization

Civil War

Clapton, Eric

Clark, Kenneth

Closed Plymouth Brethren

Collins, Wendell “Wendy,”

Colson, Chuck

Common Entrance (CE) exam

compromise

Congregationalist Park Street Church

conservatives

Coppola, Francis Ford

Corral Ridge Presbyterian Church

Coughlin, Charles

Creative Artist’s Agency (CAA)

Cromwell, Oliver

Crossway Books

Crowley, Mary C.

Dali, Salvador

Darwin, Charles

Della Robbia

Del Rio, Alex

Democratic Party

DeMoss, Nancy

Dennis, Lane

depression

DeVos, Rich

Dobson, James

Dole, Bob

Dominionists

DreamWorks

Drew, Donald

Duchamp, Marcel

Dylan, Bob

Eder, Richard

England

eugenics movement

euthanasia

evangelicalism

Evnin, Mark

Evnin, Mindy

evolution

faith

Faith Seminary

Falwell, Jerry

“Famous Christian of the Hour,”

Farante, Russ

Farel, Guillaume

“Farel House,”

Ferguson, Dr.

Ford, Gayle

Ford, Gerald

Ford, Mike

Fosdick, Harry Emerson

400 Blows,
The

Frisch Gallery

fundamentalism

Gai Matin (Happy Morning)

Gaither, Gloria

generation gap

Genet, Jean

Gilder, George

Giotto

“Girl’s Talk,”

Goldwater, Barry

Gospel Films

Graham, Billy

Graham, Ruth

Grateful Dead

Great Walstead (GW)

Greek Orthodox Church

Grenier Discothèque

Gruber, Frank

Guinness, Os

“Hallelujah Chorus,”

Handel, George Frideric

Hawley, Steve

Hawley, Vincent

Hendrix, Jimi

Henry, Carl

Hentoff, Nat

hippies

Hitchcock, James

Holmes, Gracie

homeschooling

homosexuality

honesty

Howard, Sandy

humanistic art

Hunt, Bunker

Hussein, Saddam

Hyde, Henry

inerrancy of scripture

infanticide

“Intelligent Design,”

Iraq

Italy

Jadden, Audrey

Jadden, Bill

Jagger, Mick

John Birch Society

Johns, Glynis

Johnson, Mrs.

Jones, Martin Lloyd

Kane, Carol

Kemp, Jack

Kemp, Joanne

Kennedy, Dr.

Kennedy, Edward

Kennedy, James

Keyes, Dick

Keyswater, Dr.

Kinchlow, Ben

King, B. B.

Knights of Columbus

Kohn, John

Koop, C. Everett

L’Abri

hippies

“L’Abri Story, The,”

single mothers

students

workers

Leary, Timothy

Ledbetter, Mr.

Led Zeppelin

Lejeune, Jerome

Lenz, Kay

Lewis, C. S.

line of despair

Lino

Lithgow, John

Luce, Clare Boothe

Macaulay, Kirsty

Macaulay, Margaret

Macaulay, Ranald

Macaulay, Susan. See Schaeffer, Susan

Machen, J. Gresham

Macmillan

Mann, Judy

Marine Corps

Mason, Charlotte

McCain, John

McCartney, Paul

McIntyre, Carl

Meegeren, Han van

Mencken, H. L.

Menuhin, Yehudi

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Michelangelo

Middelmann, Debby. See Schaeffer, Debby

Middelmann, Udo

military parents

Missouri-Snyod Lutherans

modernists

Modigliani

Montague, Lady Edward

Montreux Festival

Moral Majority

Mowbray, Malcolm

Muggeridge, Malcolm

Munch, Edvard

Murchison, William P.

NARAL

National Religious Broadcasters (NRB)

National Review
magazine

Nelson, Thomas

Nesbitt, E.

New Evangelicals

Nixon, Richard

Nobs, Claude

“No Matter How Moving, Show Is Still Propaganda,”

North, Gary

NOW

Ockenga, Harold

Ockenga, John

O-levels

Olson, Claire

opera

Osment, Haley Joel

“Our Very Own St. Francis,”

Page, Jimmy

Palin, Michael

Parke, Eunice

Parke, Gordon

Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act

Pierre, Chante

Pike, Bishop

Planned Parenthood

Plant, Robert

prayer

Pride, Mary

Princeton Theological Seminary

Prisoner of the Mountain

pro-choice

pro-life

Protestants

public school system

Punch
magazine

Puritans

Q Day

racial diversity

Reagan, Ronald

Reconstructionists

Reed, Ralph

Reformation

Reinhold, Judge

religious right

Renaissance

reproductive rights
See also
abortion; pro-choice; pro-life

Republican Party

Richards, Keith

RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act)

right-wing fundamentalism

Robertson, Pat

Rockefeller, Mrs. David

Rushdoony, Rousas

Rutherford Institute

Sandri, Elizabeth

Sandri, Giandy

Sandri, John

Sandri, Priscilla. See Schaeffer, Priscilla

Sandri, Rebecca

Sanger, Margaret

Satan

Schaeffer, Debby

Schaeffer, Edith

early years

talks

family life

old age

Schaeffer, Dr. Francis

art and culture

beliefs

death

depression

early years

family life

Schaeffer, Francis

Schaeffer, Frank

art

fatherhood

marriage

movie business

polio

schools

sexuality

sports

Schaeffer, Genie

Schaeffer, Grandmother

Schaeffer, Jessica

Schaeffer, John

Schaeffer, Priscilla

Schaeffer, Susan

Schaeffer Group

Schlesinger, Hillary

Schlesinger, John

schools

Schaeffer V Productions

secular humanism

secularism

Senhor, Leopold

Seville, George

sexuality

sexual revolution

Sheen, Fulton J.

Sheldon, Paul

“Shosho Loza,”

Smith, Jane Stuart

Smith, Maggie

Sola Scriptura Calvinism

South Africa

Southern Baptists

Sparks, Jack

Sperry, Rosemary

Spink, David

Spink, Robin

St. Davids

Stark, Mr.

Staubach, Roger

Stravinsky, Igor

Streep, Meryl

Strobe Club

Switzerland

“Talk on Prayer,”

Taylor, Hudson

Theonomists

Thomas, Cal

Time
magazine

Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN)

Truffaut, François

Twain, Mark

United Artists

Updike, John

Van Eyck

Van Loon, Jan

Walsh, Betty

Walsh, Jim

Walsh, Molly

Walsh, Pam

Walsh, Regina Ann.
See
Schaeffer, Genie

Walsh, Stan

Walsh, Tom

Webb, James

“We Can Wait,”

Wheaton College

Whitehead, John

Wiest, Dianne

Willingham, Calder

Wilson, Ellen

Winfrey, Oprah

witness

Wodehouse, P. G.

Wolfe, Tom

Woodward, Kenneth

Wooster, Bertie

writing

“Yellow Jackets,”

Zeoli, Anthony

Zeoli, Billy

FRANK SCHAEFFER was born in Switzerland. He is a survivor of polio, an acclaimed writer who overcame severe dyslexia, a homeschooled and self-taught documentary film director, a feature film director and producer of four (“pretty terrible”) low-budget Hollywood movies, and a best-selling author of fiction and nonfiction. Frank and his wife, Genie, live in Massachusetts and have three children.

 

Frank welcomes email from readers and book clubs regarding any of his books, fiction and nonfiction, and tries his best to always answer it. He can be contacted through his website at
FrankSchaeffer.com
.