Stephen R. Lawhead Quotes

To See Evil And Call It Good, Mocks God. Worse, It Makes Goodness Meaningless. A Word Without Meaning Is An Abomination, For When The Word Passes Beyond Understanding The Very Thing The Word Stands For Passes Out Of The World And Cannot Be Recalled.

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