Reavey Cantwell Quotes & Sayings

I shall go and sit under a tree ... . Which tree, Mma? ... Oh, there are many trees in this life, she said. It does not matter which tree you choose, as long as you choose the right one. — Alexander McCall Smith

As much as that retrospective look troubles us, however, it makes for a fascinating confirmation that without God, the thing never would have happened. — Ravi Zacharias

With time and experience comes a different perception of what's going on around you. — Chris Robinson

Why this meaningless talk about the believer, the kafir, the obedient, the sinner, the rightly guided, the misdirected, the Muslim, the pious, the infidel, the fire worshipper? All are like beads in a rosary. — Anonymous

A person can learn all manner of things, no matter where he finds himself, provided his spirit is determined. — Hiromi Kawakami

I don't consider myself a fashion designer. — Manolo Blahnik

Today the separation of church and state is America is used to silence the church ... The way the concept is used today is totally reversed from the original intent ... It is used today as a false political dictum in order to restrict the influence of Christian ideas ... To have suggested the state separated from religion and religious influence would have amazed the Founding Fathers. — Francis Schaeffer

We tend to believe that things are impossible that are very possible. — Jim McKelvey

I don't read a lot of books. — Usain Bolt

Just remember this, when the scream at last has ended and you've turned on the lights: by the rules of the game, I must always lie. — Margaret Atwood

Imitators are inferior to innovators. — Matshona Dhliwayo

You're getting your weird all over me. — Maggie Stiefvater

What we do in public determines our reputation; what we do in private determines our character. — Max Anders

It struck me that many Christians flash around their 'no trans fat' label, trying to convince everyone they are healthy and good. Yet they have no substantive or healthful elements to their faith. It's like the Laodiceans, who thought they had everything until Christ told them they were poor and wretched. — Francis Chan