Answer to Confusion – Sunday, May 4, 1952
Upon the lips and to the hearts and minds of many there sometimes comes the question: Why would an omnipotent and all-wise and just and...
Upon the lips and to the hearts and minds of many there sometimes comes the question: Why would an omnipotent and all-wise and just and...
As we remember our impressions of other people, we may well ask how we would want to be remembered. If we were posing for a...
The forces that are at work in the physical world have a close counterpart in the forces that are at work in the lives of...
There are many thoughts that come to us at Easter concerning the eternally vital events that this season suggests. It brings always before us the...
"All real joy and power of progress . . . depend on finding something to reverence, and all the baseness and misery of humanity begin...
It seems that there are many important principles on which most of us can agree. And there are many standards of conduct that most of...
When a person has lost the desire to learn, it is something of a symptom that he has largely lost the capacity for progress. In...
We often hear of people defeated by adverse physical factors, of failures caused by cruel climates, of storms that take their toll, and of all...
If we were to take an inventory of the things that people start and prematurely stop, it would no doubt add up to an appallingly...