“A spiritual man… is able to judge the value of everything” (I Corinthians 2:14).
Several years ago, a reader of a British newspaper wrote a “Letter to the Editor” which read as follows:
Dear Sir, I notice that preachers seem to set a great deal of importance on their sermons, and spend a great deal of time preparing them. I have been going to Church quite regularly over the past thirty years and, during that time, if I estimate correctly, I have listened to no less than three thousand sermons. But, to my consternation, I have discovered that I cannot remember a single one of them. I wonder if the preacher ’s time might be more profitably spent on something else?
The letter evoked a deluge of pro and con responses until the following letter arrived and pretty much ended the debate:
My Dear Sir, I have been married for thirty years. During this time, I ate more than thirty thousand meals, mostly of my…
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