Speaking on a radio talk show, an individual, considered an authority, stated that there is no steady correlation between intelligence and ethical judgment.
The top section of the living room window had been left open one sunny morning, and I noticed a butterfly frantically beating its wings against the lower pane in a futile attempt to return to the garden.
To look at the headlines solely from the level of human perception, it might seem that we live in a world fraught with poverty and strife, a world skirting the brink of ruin.
Recently, during a Wednesday testimony meeting in the branch Church of Christ, Scientist, where I am a member, someone gave a testimony I could identify with.
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