The Touch Of Your Hand
High on the list of the problems we encounter in our modern, high-tech world is the problem of human access — especially to people or things controlling, or adversely affecting …
High on the list of the problems we encounter in our modern, high-tech world is the problem of human access — especially to people or things controlling, or adversely affecting …
Have you ever stopped to think about how much time we spend waiting? In our daily lives we wait at the bus stop or we wait at the traffic light. …
“I don’t like his face!” That was the explanation Abraham Lincoln once gave for not appointing a certain man to a cabinet post. A friend of the man answered, “But …
Miracles? Miracles? Let’s not pretend, They can all be explained From beginning to end. So say the cynics of our time, but what about you? Do you believe in miracles? …
A young girl listened attentively as her big sister told her a bedtime story: Once upon a time there was a beautiful princess who had a beautiful golden ball. One …
A man named Hartley had a morbid fear of thunder. He went to a prominent psychiatrist who specialized in the treatment of this phobia, which is called “brontophobia.” Said the …
Just south of Lake Erie there is a wonder of nature called the “Blue Hole.” The Blue Hole is a circular opening in the earth, about one hundred feet in …
A youngster was reciting a Christmas play monologue in which he had to quote several verses from the Gospel story of Jesus’ birth. To jog his memory, he had pinned …
Many mythical years ago, word went out that within sixty days, the southern tip of Florida was about to fall away and be covered by fifty feet of water. What …
The religions of today differ in many ways. However, they seem to have at least one thing in common; they envision the religious life as a quest … a journey …
To the geologist, mountains are evidence of seismic activity, the process of reshaping the earth’s surface over the course of millennia. To the tourist, mountains are sometimes beautiful, sometimes inconvenient …
In the nineteen-thirties, a preacher well-known for his fire-and-brimstone, doom-and-gloom approach, was sermonizing on the “end of the world,” the day of “final judgment” … “Thunder will boom,” he cried …
Two men were standing on a big city street corner, trying to hail a taxicab. Not an easy task, since it was raining very hard. One man turned to the …