Some Hazards of Rationalization – Sunday, February 09, 1947
Truth and facts can be very stubborn and inconvenient at times. And with all of us, there are perhaps some things we wish were true...
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“Thou Shalt” and “Thou Shalt Not” – Sunday, February 02, 1947
Often quoted, and ascribed to various sources, is this doubtful declaration: "I don't care what you say about me so long as you mention my...
Opinions Without Responsibility – Sunday, January 26, 1947
No doubt there have been times when all of us have speculated as to what we would do with the world if we were running...
God and Unanswered Questions – Sunday, January 19, 1947
There are those who disavow belief in God, because the world in which He is omnipotent does not always seem to us to be managed...
The Gift of Curiosity – Sunday, January 12, 1947
A characteristic common to humankind is a compelling curiosity, for which we may well be grateful. Of course, like all other attributes, curiosity may become...
The Privilege of Repentance – Sunday, January 05, 1947
We frequently hear people speak of making good resolutions, but not so frequently do we hear them speak of repenting. And yet, is not the...
On Throwing Away Experience – Sunday, December 29, 1946
In the pungent phrasing of Benjamin Franklin: "Experience is a dear school, but a fool can learn in no other." These words suggest two ways...
Peace is a Personal Problem – Sunday, December 22, 1946
This is the second such season that we have enjoyed since war formally ceased. And the measure of peace that has since been ours, and...
Reconciliation with Life – Sunday, December 15, 1946
Attitudes toward life change with age and experience. As children there may have been times when we confidently believed that the world was ours, that...