Walter Natynczyk Quotes & Sayings

If my activism, however well-motivated, drives out love, then I have misunderstood Jesus' gospel. I am stuck with law, not the gospel of grace. — Philip Yancey

Guess what? Science like gravity doesn't care what the sex of the discoverers is ... — Steve Merrick

If you live to fail, then you fail to live. — Muhammad "Mice" Misrad

Today I speak the truth as I know it to be, tomorrow I may know better. — T Jay Taylor

It's a cliche to say this now, but to me, 'The Sopranos' is like Dickens. It's able to take this very focused look at something but make it epic and profound. — Stephen Merchant

He was one of those idealistic Russian beings who are suddenly struck by some powerful idea and immediately, then and there, seem to be crushed by it, even sometimes permanently. They are never equipped to deal with it, and instead come to believe in it passionately, and so their entire life from then on passes in its final throes, as it were, under the stone that has fallen upon them and already crushed them half to death. — Fyodor Dostoyevsky

She's the only thing that's made my life worth living and if that's all I get, a few months with her- a few days, it's more than I've ever hoped for
(Luke) — Maggie Stiefvater

Cameras don't take pictures, people take pictures. — Michael Lesy

He sighed. "She was a mistake in every sense. She made herself available once, and I make it a rule to avoid overly eager women a second time."
"And that doesn't make you sound like an asshole at all. — Sylvia Day

Is your dad still in a huffufle about it?" I ask.
"Oh, he's huffufled, all right. — Susane Colasanti

I was five steps away when he called, "Perseus."
I turned.
There was a different light in his eyes, a fiery kind of pride. "You did well, Perseus. Do not misunderstand me. Whatever else you do, know that you are mine. You are a true son of the Sea God. — Rick Riordan

To love someone means that you sometimes are fulfilled the most by putting thier deepest desires above your own. — Terry Goodkind

It is so much in the nature of men to overreach and deceive one another, that their very sports and plays are founded on that principle. — Fulke Greville, 1st Baron Brooke

I keep stacks of Autobiography of a Yogi around the house, and I give it out constantly to people. When people need 'regrooving,' I say read this, because it cuts to the heart of every religion. — George Harrison