Not an Easy Path, But a Joyful One
Here in America we live in an era of unparalleled health, prosperity and comfort. Few if any go hungry on any given day, and most of us do not know somebody personally who is homeless. Economic opportunities abound and the middle class today enjoy more comfort and wealth than the rich of a hundred years ago. There is more recreation and entertainment available to us than any previous time. We have every reason to be happy and yet so many of us are not. Our pantries our full, but our hearts are empty. Our houses are filled with electric lights, but darkness clouds our souls. Depression and suicide rates climb, and we are left shaking our heads in wonder. In a country of unparalleled wealth, it seems happiness is at a premium. We struggle for happiness, but instead we find ourselves filled with sadness, anger and despair. And every person around us is just as miserable as we are. Is there anyone who know...