On Another Armistice – Sunday, November 11, 1951
As we face the future from here, we are aware of some of the disappointments of the past. We are aware, for example, that repeated...
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It Isn’t My Turn – Sunday, November 4, 1951
In almost any circle or society, in almost any group or gathering, or among families or friends, there are almost always some who do their...
Self-Justification – Sunday, October 28, 1951
It is one thing to do wrong and another thing to justify wrongdoing. It seems that there is almost nothing in which men cannot justify...
“Evils Have Their Life and Limits…” – Sunday, October 21, 1951
There is an almost limitless list of things to worry about—a list that may somehow seem to have grown longer lately. Our problems sometimes seem...
Decisions – Sunday, October 14, 1951
During the course of every day, each of us is called upon to make many decisions. Some of them are inconsequential, involving nothing more significant...
How Fine the Line – Sunday, October 7, 1951
It is a dramatic and terrifying fact that a man can do a thing right a thousand times, and then when he does it wrong...
The Dangers of Passive Permissions – Sunday, September 30, 1951
Continually there comes before us the question of tolerance. Men, after all, are individuals, and no two of them think altogether alike, and we would...
Youth—and the Shifting Uncertainties – Sunday, September 23, 1951
There is another phase of this question of saving and conserving the seed, and of being prepared to face the future—a question which in its...
Setting Aside the Seed – Sunday, September 16, 1951
The question of saving and conserving is always a matter for serious consideration. The basic virtue of thrift for the future has been taught from...