Kiongozi Jones Quotes & Sayings

Few things reveal more about political leaders and their systems than the manner of their downfall, — Antony Beevor

I'm sick and tired of (only) reading about church history; let's make (some) by the grace of God — Leonard Ravenhill

I think what attracts me about the Electric Monk is that it's such an eloquent example of the futility of belief for belief's sake. I mean there's only any point in believing something if it's true. — Richard Dawkins

Why would you ever choose to die?'
'Because a life with no end loses meaning. Death defines life.
One day, I hope to find a good reason to die. — M.J. Hearle

If you started a business when Christ was born and lost $1 million a day, it would still take another 700 years before you lost $1 trillion. — Phil Crane

Born at Midnight - Personally for me, wearing a thong is like flossing your ass — C.C. Hunter

She was trembling, and so was he. Like the first time, he thought. For her. For him. And just as
terrifying and tremendous.
The late winter sun was a white wash of light through the windows. In the silence of the house he
could hear every catch of her breath. When he skimmed his fingers lightly over her, she was all soft
skin and quivers.
Smooth. Warm. Beautiful. — Nora Roberts

I wonder how long this word will last, governed exclusively by the merciless, inhuman and immoral criteria of global economy. Seeing the shadow of distant islands, I imagined one still inhabited by a tribe of poets set aside for when, after the middle age of materialism, humanity will have to start to put other values into his existence. — Tiziano Terzani

The democrats think that as they are equal they ought to be equal in all things. — Aristotle.

Say:When truth is heard against falsehood,falsehood perishes.For faslehood by it's nature is bound to perish — Anonymous

After a while, she murmurs, "What does it mean... what is it to be American?" The question stuns him. That he doesn't know how to answer stuns him more. Or maybe he doesn't know the answer. Maybe certainty is impossible. We're only as real as what we do and what is done to us in the moment; knowing comes much later, if it comes at all. We're jostled by too many acts that we choose to forget. — Merlinda Bobis

Much as constitutional guarantees of press freedom do little good for prospective publishers if they do not have access to paper or ink, the right to aid in dying is strikingly useless if nobody is willing to help. — Jacob M. Appel

There were no mad flashings of the eye, no lunatic grimace passed over his face. He was not out of his mind, which was so clear and buoyant that he asked himself why he wanted to do it at all. And he said to himself that he wanted to do it because he was evil, thoroughly evil. And he smiled as he said it and was content. He looked quite innocent, like any happy person. — Patrick Suskind

No man's religion ever survives his morals. — Robert South

Turns out any ordinary place can be made extraordinary by the presence of the right person. — Aaron Hartzler