On Being At Our Best – Sunday, July 13, 1952
Perhaps most of us give way at times to actions and attitudes and utterances which we would not ordinarily approve in ourselves or in others.
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Sins of Omission – Sunday, July 6, 1952
Sometimes we hear someone defensively say, "I haven't done anything" which suggests a subject: Innocence isn't always merely a matter of not doing anything. The...
Equality – Sunday, June 29, 1952
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that...
People—in a Personal Way – Sunday, June 22, 1952
We are sometimes disposed to look upon people and their problems impersonally. In the many complexities of living life, in a world of so many...
Waiting in the Wings – Sunday, June 8, 1952
It sometimes seems that we are waiting for some better time to begin, for some tranquil time that doesn't come, for some starting point that...
Closing Curtains and Commencements – Sunday, June 1, 1952
As each season closes to be followed by each successive season, we become aware that life is a series of scenes separated by closing curtains...
On feeling sorry for ourselves – Sunday, June 15, 1952
A little less than a century ago Emerson offered this observation: "These times of ours are serious and full of calamity, but all times are...
What ‘Everyone’ Is Doing – Sunday, May 25, 1952
One of the persistent practices of children—and of others also—is to justify what they want to do by saying that "everyone" is doing it. Parents...
On Profanity – Sunday, May 18, 1952
Somehow or other it seems that the use of language which profanes the name of Deity, has become a most flagrantly casual custom, until one...