Quotes about Choice
In the wilderness, God's covenant people struggled with a choice between feeding their bellies and nourishing their souls. God provided manna--a breadlike food that fell to the ground during the night--to sustain the wandering Israelites and to teach them how to value His Word more than physical fulfillment.
— Charles Swindoll
I've already said you can't take anything from me that I wouldn't freely give you.
— Ted Dekker
Like all of my fictions, Sinner is a mirror. Look into it and you will find yourself. What you do with what you see is your choice.
— Ted Dekker
And does man simply choose evil, or does he create it?
— Ted Dekker
How can there be love without a true choice? Would you suggest that man be stripped of the capacity to love?
— Ted Dekker
My beloved, you have chosen me. You have been courted by my adversary, and you have chosen me. You have answered my call to the Circle, and today I call you my bride.
— Ted Dekker
Perfect, that's our plan then. But you'll have to give up being a priest first. I wouldn't want to just sit around whispering and sipping hot chocolate.
— Ted Dekker
Love can only be found in freedom of choice. And for choice to exist, there must be an alternative to choose. Something as compelling as love.
— Ted Dekker
Love can only be found in freedom of choice.
— Ted Dekker
And does man simply choose evil, or does he create it?...Is evil a force that swims in human blood, struggling to find its way into the heart, or is it an external possibility wanting to be formed?
— Ted Dekker
Every moment of your life, every choice and every circumstance, has carved a path to this very moment," Mom said. "You're always exactly where you're meant to be at precisely the perfect time. You can trust that always. When it's dark and when it's light. In those times when you scream at the sky or when you turn your face up to catch the warmth of the sun—you can trust that.
— Ted Dekker
Because she, too, was the Dark One, wasn't she? They all were, as much as they were all Forest Dwellers, without Elyon's cleansing waters. Yet they were chosen. It was up to them to follow either the one who had made them dark, or the one who had chosen each of them. Teeleh or Elyon.
— Ted Dekker