The Kindness of Correction – Sunday, October 19, 1958
We would turn for a moment or two today to what could seem to be a paradoxical subject: The kindness of correction. We are thinking...
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The Courage to Run Away – Sunday, October 12, 1958
It takes many kinds of courage to live through life—the courage to face facts, to solve problems; the courage to accept assignments, to stay with...
The happiness that faces facts – Sunday, October 05, 1958
Within a framework of principles, it is the variability among men, the differences as well as the likenesses, that permit happiness to be possible—for if...
Some Ingredients of Happiness – September 28, 1958
Surely the one thing most sought for in this life is happiness—no matter what we call it, no matter whether we are seeking it in...
Are we good for each other – Sunday, September 21, 1958
To an audience of young people, a wise counselor recently proposed a question concerning those with whom they keep company—a question which all of us...
On leaving friends – Sunday, September 14, 1958
With the passing summers and seasons, there come times of leave-taking. Many leave home, many young people particularly, for school, for work, for other opportunities. ...
On Relying on Laws and Locks – September 07, 1958
In many ways we take great pains to protect our property and to safeguard ourselves. We pass many laws, and we make many locks.
The character to carry responsibility – Sunday, August 31, 1958
Among the distinguishing differences between people—one which classifies and separates men in significant measure—is the willingness, the ability, the character, the demonstrated desire to accept...
The Courage to Make Decisions – Sunday, August 24, 1958
The power of decisions is sometimes seized from us by too long a delay. And while we should never be stampeded, never too swiftly persuaded...