Philip Fernbach Quotes & Sayings

Everybody knows that I am one of the greatest fighters of all time and I would beat all those guys. — Larry Holmes

Maybe we've already accepted that this is how we'll live and this is how we'll come to die. — Krista Ritchie

John Owen brings helpful detail to our discussion about sin and temptation. According to Owen, temptation is "any thing, state, way, or condition that, upon any account whatsoever, has a force or efficacy to seduce, to draw the mind and heart of a man from its obedience, which God requires of him, into any sin, in any degree of it whatsoever."20 Note that any temptation can lead a person into any sin. It is a force. And forces must be reckoned with, not passively accepted. — Rosaria Champagne Butterfield

I don't want to say anything because I know I am unable to protect you from the harm that I see. — Camille Claudel

Mind and matter are two different aspects of one and the same thing. — Carl Jung

The Internet is complicated. Netiquette is simple. Be nice. — David Chiles

And usually [the philosopher] philosophizes either in order to resign himself to life, or to seek some finality in it, or to distract himself and forget his griefs, or for pastime and amusement. — Miguel De Unamuno

Let me BBQ the red headed bitch goddess - Simi — Sherrilyn Kenyon

When people are asked to do something that takes self-control, if they think they are doing it for personal reasons - if they feel like it's a choice or something they enjoy because it helps someone else - it's much less taxing. If they feel like they have no autonomy, if they're just following orders, their willpower muscles get tired much faster. In both cases, people ignored the cookies. But when the students were treated like cogs, rather than people, it took a lot more willpower. — Charles Duhigg

The turning point really is just knowing you're an imbecile. — Warren Cuccurullo

Love is a response to values. The amoralist's actual self-appraisal is revealed in his abnormal need to be loved (but not in the rational sense of the word) - to be "loved for himself," i.e., causelessly. James Taggart reveals the nature of such a need: "I don't want to be loved for anything. I want to be loved for myself - not for anything I do or have or say or think. For myself - not for my body or mind or words or works or actions." (Atlas Shrugged.) When his wife asks: "But then ... what is yourself?" he has no answer. — Ayn Rand

I hate to say it, but it can't be much of a dark conspiracy if a trio of first-year shlubs like us have worked it all out. — G. Norman Lippert

What must you break apart in order to bring a family close together? Bread, of course. — Jodi Picoult

As a rule, strong feelings about issues do not emerge from deep understanding — Steven Sloman

He taught me to fight, to defend myself, to stand up for what I believe in, and protect people I love. I thanked him for that lesson after that weekend in New Orleans when some guy put his hands on Delia, and I had to tear him apart. — Jolene Perry