Whodve Known Quotes & Sayings

How is a juggler you can't hear or see or smell or touch different to no juggler at all? — Tom Stoppard

But what an mortal man do to secure his own salvation? Mortal man can do just what God bids him do. Be can repent and believe. He can arise and follow Christ as Matthew did. — Washington Gladden

And for the second time that day he blesses the certainty of airports because he can always turn around and go someplace else. — Colson Whitehead

Study so that you are able to meet arguments of your opponents. Equip your ideology with supporting arguments. If you oppose a prevailing belief, if you criticize a great person who is considered to be an incarnation, you will find that your criticism will be answered by calling you vain and egoist. The reason for this is mental ignorance. Logic and free thinking are the twin qualities that a revolutionary must inevitably possess. To say that Mahatmas, who are great, should not be criticized because they are above criticism and for this reason, whatever they say about politics, religion, economics and ethics is correct and that whatever they say will have to be accepted, whether you believe it or not, reveals a mentality which cannot lead us to progress and is clearly regressive. — Bhagat Singh

Wealth is not wisdom's goal, but is often wisdom's reward. — R.C. Sproul

Not one word about hell in the Bible would ever make you want to go there. — Billy Graham

As long as there are things to wonder about, there are stories to be written about them. That makes me happy, because writing about things seems to be my thing. — Henry Petroski

You don't grow the economy by growing government. — Robert Metcalfe

A man in love is cautious with the decisions he makes, words he says and actions he takes, so he never purposefully causes her pain. He believes in her when she struggles believing in herself. He is her foundation, where she feels safe to be her true self. — Elizabeth Bourgeret

Religious truth is captive in a small number of little manuscripts which guard the common treasures, instead of expanding them. Let us break the seal which binds these holy things; let us give wings to truth that it may fly with the Word, no longer prepared at vast expense, but multitudes everlastingly by a machine which never wearies to every soul which enters life. — Johannes Gutenberg