The Pursuit of Peace – Sunday, December 21, 1947
Each time of year tends to take on its own quality and character. But the memories of Christmas are among the most mellow of all...
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He Giveth Twice that Giveth Quickly – Sunday, December 14, 1947
There is an old proverb which reads: "He giveth twice that giveth quickly."1 This is another way of saying that the best season for giving...
Putting People in Place – Sunday, December 07, 1947
It would seem that there are always those who are eager to live other men's lives for them, and those who, for one reason or...
Antaeus* – Sunday, November 30, 1947
Perhaps it would not be untimely to retell the story of Antaeus, the giant of mythology, whose strength was unconquerable, so long as he remained...
Specifications of Happiness* – Sunday, November 23, 1947
Perhaps it is a good time to remind ourselves again that mere things are not as important as is our attitude toward them. It is...
Conversation with Conscience – Sunday, November 16, 1947
Every man should have a frequent conversation with his conscience. Conscience is an excellent counselor—if it hasn't been tampered with too much. Of course it...
On Going Into Debt – Sunday, November 09, 1947
There is a commonplace proverb which says that "Procrastination is the thief of time."1 But there is also another thief of time which preys upon...
New Fears and Old – Sunday, November 02, 1947
Any man who could free other men of all their fears would surely have an innumerable following. Fear is a killer of men, a destroyer...
The Crowd* – Sunday, October 26, 1947
There is a persistent trait of human nature that causes most of us to seek the company of others. We are essentially social beings. We...