The Myth of “Honor Among Thieves” – Sunday, May 16, 1943
There is an oft-repeated scene in the drama of human affairs that is played over and over again through the years—a scene that has often...
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An “Emancipated” Womanhood – Sunday, May 09, 1943
Each year, on this second Sunday of May, a nation pauses from its hurried and sometimes thoughtless ways, to do honor to its mothers. It...
Opposing Forces – Sunday, May 02, 1943
The great forces that are at work in the physical world have a close counterpart in the forces at work in the lives of men....
If it Were Not So, I Would Have Told You – Sunday, April 25, 1943
Perhaps it is true that there are more people on the face of earth this Easter Sunday who would more deeply appreciate having an assurance...
Sobering From the First Draughts of New Knowledge – Sunday, April 11, 1943
It has sometimes been thought that a man of science—one who had read in the rocks of the earth, things which, to some, in our...
Our Profanity – Sunday, April 04, 1943
There is a prevalent practice among us which we would like to ignore, but which, perhaps, should be brought into the open, and freely commented...
Intervention – Sunday, March 28, 1943
We have had some sobering accounts within recent times of men cast upon the far and desolate places of sea and land, with the near-presence...
Motives – Sunday, March 21, 1943
It is historically true that he who makes a bid for leadership in any field of thought or action, almost invariably will represent that his...
The Fallacy of “Waiting Till They Grow Up” – Sunday, March 14, 1943
We sometimes hear of parents and others responsible for the guidance of youth, who defer or indefinitely postpone the religious education of children. This attitude...