Wardega Pajak Quotes & Sayings

God does not punish us for our sins but by them. — Ruth Graham

The more you die to self on daily basis, the more you enjoy life. — Sunday Adelaja

Two centuries ago Carl Friedrich Gauss, one of the greatest mathematicians and a founder of number theory, described his brainchild as "the queen of mathematics." Queens are regal, but they are also largely decorative, and this nuance was not lost on Gauss. — Ian Stewart

If you're a liberal, anything you say is protected. If you're a conservative, anything you say is hateful. — Laura Schlessinger

Our beliefs become the rules we live by, and then here's what happens: We make ourselves right. — Cheryl Richardson

Before catechisms can instill a proper humility, small children know the truth that their own existence has caused the world to bloom into being. — Gregory Maguire

A country whose security depends on producing a genius in each generation sets itself a task no society has ever met. — Henry Kissinger

You can live with victory over the desires of your flesh. Habits, attitudes, desires, worries, and dissipation must yield as you exercise authority over your mind, emotions, and will. — Adrian Rogers

I really am a cat transformed into a woman. — Brigitte Bardot

A great statesman thinks several times, and acts; a young lady acts, and thinks several times. — Thomas Hardy

Bob Goff, the craziest lawyer, love activist, world-changer I know, and the delightful author of Love Does, says this: The world can make you think that love can be picked up at a garage sale or enveloped in a Hallmark card. But the kind of love that God created and demonstrated is a costly one because it involves sacrifice and presence. It's a love that operates more like a sign language than being spoken outright. . . . The brand of love Jesus offers is . . . more about presence than undertaking a project. It's a brand of love that doesn't just think about good things, or agree with them, or talk about them . . . Love does.1 — Lysa TerKeurst

Boys dream of strippers, men dream of their women waiting for them at home. — Kathleen Brooks

But there really was no point in asking. She read things, she knew things, and out they came, little surprises. It was strangely like unwrapping little gifts, not all of which he appreciated. She clung to facts and information, like flotsam in a shipwreck. They'd saved her. — Julie Anne Long