Circaen Quotes & Sayings

Thinking without constructive action becomes a disease. — Henry Ford

A newspaper is lumber made malleable. It is ink made into words and pictures. It is conceived, born, grows up and dies of old age in a day. — Jim Bishop

Be not so set upon poetry, as to be always poring on the passionate and measured pages. Let not what should be sauce, rather than food for you, engross all your application. Beware of a boundless and sickly appetite for the reading of poems which the nation now swarms withal; and let not the Circaen cup intoxicate you. But especially preserve the chastity of your soul from the dangers you may incur, by a conversation with muses no better than harlots. — Cotton Mather

I've actually got quite a good memory. I've good recall. It's often things which other people might not notice. — Ronald Frame

Corporate worship is to be seeker sensible. — Mark Driscoll

The Bible looks the way it does because "God lets his children tell the story," so to speak. Children see the world from their limited gaze. A second grader might give a class presentation on what mom does all day. She will talk about her mom from her point of view, rooted in love and devotion. She'll filter - unconsciously and in an age-appropriate manner - her mother's day through how she perceives her family and her role in the family. She'll get some things more or less correct, but she will also misunderstand other things, and get still other things plain wrong. — Peter Enns

In death the negro became a human being. Only then was he the white man's equal. On — Colson Whitehead

It's not a matter of how small you are. Still you are important; you matter. — Debasish Mridha

I cannot afford to believe that freedom from intolerance is the right of only one particular group. And I cannot afford to choose between the fronts upon which I must battle these forces of discrimination, wherever they appear to destroy me. And when they appear to destroy me, it will not be long before they appear to destroy you. — Audre Lorde

Any conversation which does not include the context of the journey of the heart is by definition untrue to who we are as human beings. — Marianne Williamson

Jesus is returning for a bride whose body is in equal proportion to her head. — Bill Johnson

There are always principles to be depended upon in this matter of taxation ... Amidst the inconsistent, the bewildering representations offered, a certain number must be in accordance with true principles ... — Harriet Martineau