What Have We Done With It?   December 26, 1948

As we look back on a year, almost always we wonder where the time has gone; almost always we wonder what we have done with it. Sometimes we may feel that we have done something really worth while,...

Of Things in Heaven and Earth   December 19, 1948

Behind the scenes of this time and season is this insistent thought: There must be much more than mere materialism to make life worth living. What this world needs beyond all these material marvels...

The Critical Years   December 12, 1948

The Search for Mysteries   December 5, 1948

Questions Beyond Answers   November 28, 1948

In Every Thing Give Thanks   November 21, 1948

It was Thomas Fuller who said, “You may believe anything that is good of a grateful man.” We have no present way of knowing how prevalent is the family practice these days of offering...

On Beginning Where We Are   November 14, 1948

Subtle Substitutes   October 31, 1948

When someone sets out to deceive someone else, he is more likely to be successful if he deceives with similarities rather than with obvious differences. If falsehood were not sometimes so subtly...

The Power of Moral Force   October 24, 1948

You Can't Go Back   October 17, 1948

How Much May We Expect of Men?   October 10, 1948

In our efforts to find a solution for our perplexing problems, we sometimes appoint people to various positions, give them credentials, and send them off to their assignments, earnestly hoping that,...

Exit!   October 3, 1948

People who write plays often pull themselves out of predicaments by the use of “exit lines.” With a good exit line an actor can extricate himself from the most difficult dilemmas. But...

Taking the Place of Other People   August 29, 1948

When someone has succeeded someone else in some place or position, people sometimes make it unreasonably difficult by expecting him to do just as his predecessor has done. We may in a measure...

If All Men Were Honorable   August 22, 1948

It is sometimes said that the world would be a peaceful place except for the confusion caused by humankind. To a great degree this is no doubt true. While there is still violence in nature, we have...

People Aren't Perfect   August 8, 1948

What is ours, we are disposed to defend even our own faults. We sometimes seem to feel about our faults somewhat as we feel about our children. We may defend them against all outside criticism, and...

Remember the Sabbath Day   August 1, 1948

When the Lord God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses, “Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy” was considered of sufficient importance to be numbered as one among the ten. And surely...

Things Beyond Understanding   July 18, 1948

There is a quality that many of us have in common, and that is our unwillingness to believe what we don’t understand. It requires a man of faith to believe what he does not or cannot...

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