THE TEMPLE AND THE HEART
" A traveller tells how in an American hotel he found a plan of thc city with all the principal places of interest marked and the way to get to them. It showed theatres, cinemas, libraries, post office railway station, but the churches were left out. The hotel advertisement said it was ' Nearest to Everything,' but could it be everything with religion left out? When we apportiou our time we must make room for that. We should apportion our money in the same way. If we are careful in its management, we use so much for food, so much for pleasure, so much for religion and philanthropv. If we are wise also, we apportion our thinking. The mind should not always be travelling in one groove. We have to think of business most of Ihe time, but Ave should find time, for readiug. A man Avill spend hours over a chess probleTn or a hridge prohlem, who wiil not give five minutes to the problern »f his own moral lifp (,t his right relationships with others." — James Heid in " 'Ihe lexnple ai thj? Heari,."
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 81, 29 December 1937, Page 6
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188THE TEMPLE AND THE HEART Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 81, 29 December 1937, Page 6
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