What it Means to Believe” – Sunday, March 16, 1941
Sometimes in our use of word we allow them to acquire means which once they did not have. For example, we have come to look...
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Tomorrow and Tomorrow – Sunday, March 09, 1941
We have lived to see the day when the best-laid plans of men have fallen short of fulfillment. Hopes and dreams and cherished ambitions have...
To the Man Who Blames God – Sunday, March 02, 1941
Under the tension of such times as ours, men react in many different ways to the disturbing events that beset their lives. What some do...
Antaeus – Sunday, February 23, 1941
One of the well-known characters of Greek mythology was the giant, Antaeus, whose strength was unconquerable so long as he remained in contact with his...
The Dissolving of Doubt – Sunday, February 16, 1941
Much attention is given these days to the subject of doubt. In a generation of skepticism and unbelief, when so much that is false finds...
Varieties of Freedom – Sunday, February 9, 1941
One of the most loosely discussed topics of the days is the question of freedom. We hear a good deal about freedom – freedom of...
Concerning a Man’s Right to Live His Life as he Chooses – Sunday, February 2, 1941
Quite commonly heard among us is the person who loudly proclaims his right to live his life as he chooses, regardless of what anyone else...
Trial and Error – Sunday, January 26, 1941
One of the widely accepted methods by which we determine the truth or falsity of any theory, is that which we call “trial and error",...
While the Earth Remaineth – Sunday, January 19, 1941
When men are faced with the possibility of cataclysmic events - when-the accustomed pattern of our living seems threatened -- there is a tendency on...