The Priceless Value of Common Things – Sunday, November 08, 1981
Some of the things we value most in life—though we might not always realize it—are the most common. It prompted one author to observe, "Genius...
Some of the things we value most in life—though we might not always realize it—are the most common. It prompted one author to observe, "Genius...
From the beginning of time, man has debated the issue of faith vs. science—which is right.
Thoreau reminded us that “men were born to succeed, not to fail,”1 but the line between success and failure may be so fine that we...
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Seeing what love God has bestowed on us, His children, should create in us a sense of obligation, a duty to return in kind the...
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Above the entrance to the ancient Greek shrine at Delphi were inscribed these two words: "Know Thyself." The message contained in this short injunction still...
Once again, in most communities in this country, the learning process is underway in the schools—from kindergarten through college and on into adult education. It...
All of us make mistakes. Sometimes we fall short of our best intentions. We are occasionally short tempered and irritable when we meant to be...