Of All Mad Faiths Maddest Is The

When You Hear A Person Say, "i Hate," Adding The Name Of Some Race, Nation, Religion, Or Social Class, You Are Dealing With A Belated Mind. That Person May Dress Like A Modern, Ride In An Automobile, Listen To The Radio, But His Or Her Mind Is Properly Dated About 1000 B.c.

To Keep The Golden Rule We Must Put Ourselves In Other People's Places, But To Do That Consists In And Depends Upon Picturing Ourselves In Their Places.

A Good Sermon Is An Engineering Operation By Which A Chasm Is Bridged So That The Spiritual Goods On One Side-the 'unsearchable Riches Of Christ' - Are Actually Transported Into Personal Lives Upon The Other.

It Is By Acts (actions) And Not By Ideas (mere Thoughts) That People [really] Live.

Democracy Is Based Upon The Conviction That There Are Extraordinary Possibilities In Ordinary People.