The 19th Century Home – Sunday, March 18, 1984
Something has changed during the past century, something more than technology and lifestyles, something more than our mode of transportation and our living habits, something...
Something has changed during the past century, something more than technology and lifestyles, something more than our mode of transportation and our living habits, something...
Life is a serious matter. It's a time to learn, a time to progress, a time of purpose. The Lord doesn't want every little thing...
Virtue is like beauty: it has intrinsic value. We need not be told that if we are good we will receive a reward; for the...
Just as the machines of our motorized age come to a halt when they run out of gas, so our spiritual motors shut down when...
Marriages would be more successful if each would try to make his partner happy, rather than good.
More than a hundred fifty years ago when America was still an experiment, a French philosopher named Alexis de Tocqueville came to observe and report...
An oath is a promise or pledge, a declaration of intent, a sacred commitment to a worthy cause. The legendary Knights of the Round Table...
Every society has them: sometimes lazy, often undisciplined, perhaps a little drifty or unsophisticated, and always inattentive. These are the dreamers; those who dream by...
A characteristic aspect of people who succeed is an unwillingness to admit defeat. Many a cause has been won, long after the cause seemed hopeless,...