Humanly Manufactured Virtues

By Warren E. Berkley Virtue is “the quality of moral excellence” (American Heritage Dictionary of English Language, p. 1432). This definition immediately raises the question of standard. By whose standard will we regard a thing as morally excellent and, therefore, virtuous? The child of God doesn’t hesitate to answer: God’s standard. We can rely on His …

The Positive Thinking Philosophy Its Doctrinal Assertions

By Mike Willis Having given in my last article a brief overview of the historical development of the positive thinking philosophy, I want to call attention to some of the main doctrinal affirmations which have become popular as a result of the movement. In case some might misunderstand me, I hasten to add that opposition to …