On Being Better – Sunday, March 02, 1952
No doubt most of us are aware of things we should like to alter—in our own lives, in the lives of others, and in the...
No doubt most of us are aware of things we should like to alter—in our own lives, in the lives of others, and in the...
It is true that we tend to find what we want to find. If it is trouble, we are looking for, it is almost certain...
In the days and years before and immediately following the martyrdom of Abraham Lincoln, many earnest and eminent men expressed themselves concerning his qualifications and...
It seems that there are always some regrets in the living of life. No matter what decisions we make or fail to make, we are...
Often, we presume to know other men's hearts and minds and motives, and to condemn and to condone. And no doubt we are often right...
Frequently we speak of things we don't understand—and they are infinitely innumerable: for life is a process of searching and seeking, with a little finding...
There is an impressive plea by Thomas Paine expressed in 1776 in this sentence: "If there must be trouble let it be in my day,...
Almost all of us could come closer to having what we want, if we were sure, we knew what we wanted. Of course, we know...
The coming of another New Year recalls once more to mind these words of a New Testament text: ". . . And [Jesus] made as...