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Kronmann Quotes By Oswald Chambers

Love for the Lord is not an ethereal, intellectual, dreamlike thing; it is the intensest, most vital, most passionate love of which the human heart is capable. — Oswald Chambers

Kronmann Quotes By Jo Ann Fore

The first step toward freedom is to choose truth. — Jo Ann Fore

Kronmann Quotes By Sarah Kay

If he leaves you with a car alarm heart, you learn to sing along. — Sarah Kay

Kronmann Quotes By Nathaniel Parker Willis

The children of the poor are so apt to look as if the rich would have been over-blest with such! Alas for the angel capabilities, interrupted so soon with care, and with after life so sadly unfulfilled. — Nathaniel Parker Willis

Kronmann Quotes By Vanessa G. Foster

The canopy of trees overhead is so thick that only bits and pieces of blue sky can be seen overhead. Narrow rays of sunshine slice their way between the tree branches; slanted silver swords lighting my way. — Vanessa G. Foster

Kronmann Quotes By F Scott Fitzgerald

Anthony moved about, magician-like, turning the mushroom lamp into an orange glory — F Scott Fitzgerald

Kronmann Quotes By Elizabeth Lowell

The world wasn't going to go away. Ever. — Elizabeth Lowell

Kronmann Quotes By David Bentley Hart

Materialism is a conviction based not upon evidence or logic but upon what Carl Sagan (speaking of another kind of faith) called a "deep-seated need to believe." Considered purely as a rational philosophy, it has little to recommend it; but as an emotional sedative, what Czeslaw Milosz liked to call the opiate of unbelief, it offers a refuge from so many elaborate perplexities, so many arduous spiritual exertions, so many trying intellectual and moral problems, so many exhausting expressions of hope or fear, charity or remorse. In this sense, it should be classified as one of those religions of consolation whose purpose is not to engage the mind or will with the mysteries of being but merely to provide a palliative for existential grievances and private disappointments. Popular atheism is not a philosophy but a therapy. — David Bentley Hart