If We Have A Heart For The

We Must Seek The Loving-kindness Of God In All The Breadth And Open-air Of Common Life.

Part Of The Down-to-earthness That Made The Pioneers Succeed Was Expressed In A Sentence: It Takes Pretty Good [people] To Get Along With Water Ditches In A Dry Time, And Not Quarrel.

Happiness, Contentment, The Health And Growth Of The Soul, Depend, As Men Have Proved Over And Over Again, Upon Some Simple Issue, Some Single Turning Of The Soul.

Our Enemies Are Our Evil Deeds And Their Memories, Our Pride, Our Selfishness, Our Malice, Our Passions, Which By Conscience Or By Habit Pursue Us With A Relentlessness Past The Power Of Figure To Express.

If We Have A Heart For The Magnitudes Of Life, It Will Not Seem Vain To Believe That God Himself Should Guard It.