Haikus En Quotes & Sayings

True religion is a union of God with the soul, a real participation of the divine nature, the very image of God drawn upon the soul, or in the apostle's phrase, it is Christ formed in us. — Henry Scougal

People don't follow titles, they follow courage. — William Wells Brown

A critical issue for women is the possibility to be a mother and the ability to participate fully in the workforce. — Erna Solberg

Your generation is suffering from what for lack of a better word I shall call over-debunk. There was a lot of debunking that had to be done, of course. Bigotry, militarism, nationalism, religious intolerance, hypocrisy, phonyness, all sorts of dangerous, ready-made, artificially preserved false values. But your generation and the generation before yours went too far with their debunking job. You went overboard. Over-debunk, that's what you did. It's moral overkill. It's like those insecticides Rachel Carson speaks of in her book, that poison everything, and kill all the nice, useful bugs as well as the bad ones, and in the end poison human beings as well. In the end, it poisons life itself, the very air we breathe. That's what you did, morally and intellectually speaking. Yours is a silent spring. You have overprotected yourselves. You are all no more than twenty, twenty-two years old, but yours is a silent spring, I'm telling you. Nothing sings for you any more. — Romain Gary

I didn't know then that a person is never sure about a lot of things, no matter how much he wants to be. — Stephen King

We are all subject to the fates. But we must act as if we are not, or die of despair. — Philip Pullman

I definitely get a little antsy when I haven't had a good fix! — Sara Bareilles

If something isn't working, don't try harder or do more. Do something DIFFERENT. — Ramit Sethi

My favorite food from my homeland is Guinness. My second choice in Guinness. My third choice - would have to be Guinness. — Peter O'Toole

Reason may be a small force, but it is constant, and works always in one direction, while the forces of unreason destroy one another in futile strife. — Bertrand Russell