The Happiness of God – Sunday, April 18, 1982
Happiness—a universal goal. But perhaps some of us have a hard time remembering when we were really happy; remembering when we laughed for the sheer...
Happiness—a universal goal. But perhaps some of us have a hard time remembering when we were really happy; remembering when we laughed for the sheer...
Perhaps the longest hours mortals have ever suffered were those of the Jewish Sabbath just after Jesus Christ was crucified. His disciples scattered. His followers...
Among the most poignant scriptures to be found in the sacred writings of Christianity is that which is recorded in the New Testament gospel of...
In this universe of unique things, there is not much that is identical. Every pine tree, person and planet is ultimately unlike every other. But...
Those who have some clue that they are approaching death—the aged, the terminally ill—seem to gain an insight into the meaning of life. Their conclusion...
The German philosopher Thomas A Kempis once pointed out that "There is no peace in the heart of a worldly man, who is entirely given...
We live in an impatient world, a world in which the speed of our arrival seems to be valued even more highly than the importance...
There is a question that haunts every human being, and it is “Who am 1?” Sometimes it wears other faces like, " Am I competent?...
To some extent, what Charles Dickens concluded about his time in the Tale of Two Cities, is also true about the present age. These too,...