The Record – Sunday, July 29, 1945
There are times when we may be disposed to conduct our lives carelessly and indifferently, on the assumption that when it is opportune and necessary,...
There are times when we may be disposed to conduct our lives carelessly and indifferently, on the assumption that when it is opportune and necessary,...
We remember from childhood those who were forever changing the rules in the middle of the game, to their own advantage—and if they couldn't, they...
In order to justify their own actions, men, knowingly or otherwise, are constantly attempting to define evil in such a way as to give themselves...
We live in the paradoxical situation of having more people concerned about other people's problems than ever before, and the more the concern, seemingly the...
Much consideration is given these days to the question of security. Security is a blessing greatly to be desired, and few men there are who...
Conscientious parents often find it necessary to advise their children against frequenting questionable places or traveling with questionable company. But youth are confident in their...
The world has become somewhat scrambled of late—that is, people have; and countless numbers, uprooted from their customary environment, find themselves in strange and unfamiliar...
It was an ancient prophet, reputed for much wisdom, who observed with seeming discouragement: "Of making many books there is no end." (Ecclesiastes 12:12.) We...
There is a prevalent practice among us which it would seem there is need of repeated reminder. We refer to the use of offensive language—but...