The Pall of Pessimism – Sunday, September 07, 1947
Undeniably a pall of pessimism has been hovering over people—a pessimism in the wake of war, born of the failure of the full promise of...
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Schools, Children, and Parents – Sunday, August 31, 1947
With each time of returning to school many variations of attitude are in evidence. There are those who are eager to get back and those...
On Making Easy Money” – Sunday, August 24, 1947
Men make money in many ways. And making money—or at least making a living—is important. Everyone has to do it one way or another, either...
Motives for Fighting Freedom – Sunday, August 17, 1947
It is a puzzling paradox that often those who enjoy the fruits of freedom work against the very freedom which has given them privilege and...
The Pattern that Underlies All Things* – Sunday, August 10, 1947
There are disturbing times in the lives of all of us, sometimes because of personal problems, sometimes because of the problems of the world in...
Concerning Our Right to Live Life as We Please – Sunday, August 03, 1947
Quite commonly we hear the person who proclaims his right to live his life as he pleases, regardless of what anyone else thinks about it....
Tolerance Without Comprised* – Sunday, July 27, 1947
Sometime ago someone coined the phrase "tolerance without compromise," which would seem to deserve further comment. To be tolerant of others it is not necessary...
What is it that Makes a Pioneer* – Sunday, July 20, 1947
Pioneering is an important factor of progress—which brings us to the question: What is it that makes a pioneer? By this term we do not...
Just This Once – Sunday, July 13, 1947
There is in our language a dangerously disarming phrase by which people often persuade other people to compromise principles. It is the phrase "just this...