The Hour Calls For Moral Grandeur And

The Issue Of Prayer Is Not Prayer; The Issue Of Prayer Is God. One Cannot Pray Unless He Has Faith In His Own Ability To Accost The Infinite, Merciful, Eternal God.

Philosophy, To Be Relevant, Must Offer Us A Wisdom To Live By.

We May Not Know Whether Our Understanding Is Correct, Or Whether Our Sentiments Are Noble, But The Air Of The Day Surrounds Us Like Spring Which Spreads Over The Land Without Our Aid Or Notice.

The Hour Calls For Moral Grandeur And Spiritual Audacity.

God Is Everywhere Or Nowhere, The Father Of All People Or Of None, Concerned About Everything Or Nothing. Only In His Presence Shall We Learn That The Glory Of Humankind Is Not In Its Will To Power But In Its Power Of Compassion.