By Mike Willis Justice demands that judgments be made impartially, treating or affecting all men equally. What is expected of one man is expected of all men. One does not look upon the outward circumstances of a person (for example, the race, religion, or sex) in determining whether or not he has violated the law, should …
Author Archives: Mark Mayberry
Comparing Terrorism With Masonic Vows
By Lewis Willis I guess most Americans have been as frustrated as I over hijacking of aircraft. The mentality of the modern terrorist is difficult to understand. It seems apparent to me, at least, that the difficulty in dealing with this matter is the traditional difficulty that comes when civilized people try to deal with those …
Proverbs 24:16: Quitters and Winners
By David J. Halter I. Introduction: A. A perfect analogy for the church. 1. “Winning isn’t everything, it is the only thing”? 2. Society today places too much emphasis on winning at the cost of spiritual values. 3. If an athletic coach does not win, he loses his job. 4. “Quitters never win and winners never …
What Is Happiness?
By R.J. Evans How many times have you reasoned, “I’d be happy, if only. . . “? And then the dream usually continues with “if only I had more money,” or “if only I had married someone else, ” or “if only I had more friends, a better education, a better job,, a bigger house, better …
