Rules and Exceptions- Sunday, June 01, 1947
There is an old and well-worn proverb which says that "one man's meat is another's poison"1—thus giving recognition to the fact that men have many...
There is an old and well-worn proverb which says that "one man's meat is another's poison"1—thus giving recognition to the fact that men have many...
There are few of us but who have been touched somehow by death. We may or not have been touched closely by it nor yet...
We have heard much of such words as arbitration, negotiation, and conciliation. They have come to be technical terms, with many shades of meaning, but...
On excellent authority we may say that "there is ... a time to every purpose under . . . heaven."1 And we should like to...
All of us at times are disappointed in the actions of others. Perhaps there is no one who doesn't disappoint someone some time by something...
Despite all adverse elements, the past century or so has been one of profound unfoldment of glorious truths. The mind of man has been permitted...
There is a statement accredited to Benjamin Franklin which says, "Sin, is not hurtful because it is forbidden, but it is forbidden because it is...
The needs of our lives are many—but they are perhaps not so many as we sometimes permit ourselves to suppose. Like the children we are,...
There is no compromising with death. We may differ much in our preparedness to meet it but not in our ability to avoid it. And...