So Take Your Choice – Sunday, September 30, 1956
In these days of increasing complexity as more and more of many things are offered, paradoxically it becomes more and more apparent that our choices...
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The Process of Procrastination – Sunday, September 23, 1956
Last week we talked of the tension of pretending—of pretending to be what we aren't, of pretending to be doing what we aren't doing. There...
The Tension of Pretense – Sunday, September 16, 1956
There are, in literature and in life, some intense tales of the tensions that come from leading a double life. In the field of espionage,...
The thoughts we think – Sunday, September 09, 1956
It was Cicero who said: "To think is to live."1 Many other eminent observers have suggested the prime importance of the thoughts a person thinks—for...
Independent People – Sunday, September 02, 1956
In any area of activity where two or more people participate, there sometimes comes the question as to whose part is most important — Whose...
Truly the Light Is Sweet – August 26, 1956
There is in Ecclesiastes, a significant short sentence that suggests a subject; "Truly the light is sweet, and a pleasant thing it is for the...
A door…open – or shut – Sunday, August 19, 1956
Last week we referred to the rate of speed at which men move — to the fact that 60 miles an hour means moving 88...
On – or over the edge – Sunday, August 12, 1956
Some twenty centuries or so ago. Epictetus gave us these very modern-sounding sentences: "It needs but a little to overthrow and destroy everything—just a slight...
The warning signs and symptoms – Sunday, August 05, 1956
We should like to consider for a moment or two another side of the power of prevention: Often we become so busy in life that...