Quotes about Event
Two people can be part of the same event, but one may choose to live it quite differently from the other. One may choose to trust that what happened, painful as it may be, holds a promise. The other may choose despair and be destroyed by it. What makes us human is precisely this freedom of choice.
— Henri Nouwen
There is no event so commonplace but that God is present within it, always hiddenly, always leaving you room to recognize him or not to recognize him, but all the more fascinatingly because of that, all the more compellingly and hauntingly.
— Frederick Buechner
It loved to happen.
— Marcus Aurelius
The television series has respected one of the axioms of the novel: no event is allowed into it that does not have a precedent in human history.
— Margaret Atwood
Early testimony supports historical claims. The closer the time between the event and testimony about it, the more reliable the witness, since there is less time for exaggeration, and even legend, to creep into the account.
— Gary Habermas
2. Attestation by an enemy supports historical claims. If testimony affirming an event or saying is given by a source who does not sympathize with the person, message, or cause that profits from the account, we have an indication ofauthenticity.
— Gary Habermas
A miracle, my friend, is an event which creates faith.
— George Bernard Shaw
Death threatens our speech with futility because death is not just a biological event - it is a reality we fear may rob our living of any significance.
— Stanley Hauerwas
It is all a matter of time scale. An event that would be unthinkable in a hundred years may be inevitable in a hundred million.
— Carl Sagan
Everyone clearly needed a stiff drink in order to process what had just happened.
— Elton John
How do we know that dying is so dreadful? Who knows whether in our human fear and anguish, we are only shivering and shuddering at the most glorious, heavenly blessed event in the world? Death is hell and night and cold, if it is not transformed by our faith. But that is just what is so marvelous, that we can transform death.
— Eric Metaxas
I trust and believe that it is a circumstance which can hardly occur. But if it ever should, and even if I should experience as much pain in such an event, as I have found hitherto encouragement and pleasure in the reverse, believe me it is impossible that it should shake the sentiments of affection and friendship which I bear towards you, and which I must be forgetful and insensible indeed if I ever could part with.
— Eric Metaxas