The Unfulfilled Future – Sunday, March 29, 1959
Perhaps it is time again to say some things that have been said before and to say them gratefully and soberly in this Easter setting—for...
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Another Spring… – Sunday, March 22, 1959
Since so constantly it has recurred, for so many centuries, we should not, perhaps, be overly awed by its coming once again—but Spring never ceases...
The weediness of words – Sunday, March 15, 1959
Sometimes we little seem to realize how much of hurt there is in irresponsible utterance, and how much of time is used in triviality of...
Your name is safe in our house – Sunday, March 08, 1959
Do we speak as well of our friends when they are absent as when they are with us? It would sometimes seem hazardous to be...
What will it do to the man? – Sunday, March 01, 1959
Whenever policies or products or principles, or actions or attitudes were under consideration, a certain thoughtful observer often asked this challenging, this compelling question: "What...
Words from George Washington – Sunday, February 22, 1959
A very important part of our heritage is the lessons other men have learned and left us. The principles, the experience of prophets, of patriots...
Whoso neglects learning in his youth… – Sunday, February 15, 1959
In some thoughtful lines on life, Samuel Johnson said: "Reflect that life, like every other blessing, derives its value from its use alone."1
The torment of intentions…- Sunday, February 08, 1959
We have talked before of beginning to be what we want to be, and of the uneasy feelings that linger inside ourselves when we leave...
The total hours of time… – Sunday, February 01, 1959
In a writing of half a century or so ago, Arnold Bennett said: “Philosophers have explained space. They have not explained time. It is the...