- There are many who know nothing of love. There are some who say they love. There are a few who try to love. And there are a tiny fraction who actually love. Oh Father, heal us all.
- In hard situations, it is vital to ask yourself, “What does it mean to be a coward here?”
- Rational self-interest does not a community make.
- What does your community not allow you to think?
- We are all dogmatic.
- The wise Hannah Pilgrim said, “There are few true emergencies.”
- If you do not know your own dogmas, then do not mock those of others.
- It seems to me that as society has become more scientific, it has become less philosophical.
- There is a difference between being wise in speech and self-censoring.
- Are we addicted to higher education?
- To my generation: how shall we build the Church? Our time is approaching.
- I amend a previous statement. There are only two real objections to theism: the problem of evil, and the hiddenness of God. And both of these are major themes of Scripture.
- How does evil extremism develop?
- Have you felt settled sorrow?
- In what areas of life ought you to be more extremist?
- Truly, the virtuous person learns from their mistakes.
- How can we gain courage?
- What a blessing it is that food is more than nutrition!
- Which communities have you not yet learned from?
- I am more and more convinced that mockers are not wise. Who do you mock?
- Apologetics is when you take a criticism seriously, but don’t agree with it.
- What is the use of an idea that cannot withstand scrutiny?
- If we sacrificed merely 1% of our time to serve the poor, this would come out to about 7 hours per month.
- None are more lost than those who cannot hear a rebuke.
- A life without self-discipline is self-slavery.
- Love is simple for a nihilist, but it is also hollow. Love is complex for a Christian, but it changes lives.
- At the end of thinking is action.
- There is a Reformed Gnosticism that believes the work is done once we have thought the right things.
- What is money?
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