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The English in politics are as the old Hebrews in religion, a favoured and peculiar people.
— Benjamin Disraeli
Regardless of what society says, we can't go on much longer in the sea of immorality without judgment coming.
— Billy Graham
When I was born, some of our relatives came to our house and told my mother, 'Don't worry, next time you will have a son.'
— Malala Yousafzai
Why do we always have to see black people in hindsight? Why are the Hollywood movies always historical? What about the contemporary image of black people?
— Ava DuVernay
Enron - although an extreme case - is hardly the only company with a hollow set of values.
— Patrick Lencioni
I'm a big hip hop fan.
— Jonah Hill
Certainly, if you look at human behavior around the world, you have to admit that we can be very aggressive.
— Jane Goodall
Phuong had kept us a table at the edge of the dance-floor and the orchestra was playing some tune which had been popular in Paris five years ago. Two Vietnamese couples were dancing, small, neat, aloof, with an air of civilization we couldn't match. (I recognized one, an accountant from the Banque de
— Graham Greene
Jesus never allowed himself to be defined by the political conflicts of his day, and neither should we.
— Gregory Boyd
The reason God now calls kingdom people to remain separate from the ways of the kingdom-of-the-world is not to isolate them from their culture but to empower them to authentically serve their culture and ultimately win it over to allegiance to Jesus Christ. The reason we are not to be of the world is so we may be for the world.
— Gregory Boyd
Since the primary motive of the evil is disguise, one of the places evil people are most likely to be found is within the church. What better way to conceal one's evil from oneself, as well as from others, than to be a deacon or some other highly visible form of Christian within our culture?"
— Gregory Boyd
The inerrancy of the Bible relates to the authors' original intent, not necessarily to our interpretation of a passage. Moreover, the inerrancy of an author's writing must be understood in accordance with the genre of literature the author was using and the culture the author was writing within. For example, we cannot say that an ancient author was incorrect in what he said just because he did not employ the same standard of precision we employ in our culture.
— Gregory Boyd