The most profound joy has more of gravity than of gaiety in it.
Michel Eyquem de Montaigne.
Deep joy is marked more by seriousness and weight than by mere gaiety.
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In common talk, Christ's words, "deny himself," mean to subtract from himself meat on Friday, tobacco in Lent, wine perm…
— A. Jeans Courtney
A missionary looked up a young native girl who had not come back for further instruction. The girl said: “I haven’t lear…
“Christianity does not consist in abstaining from doing things no gentleman would think of doing,” said Dick Sheppard, “…
“Christianity has not failed,” said Dean Inge. “It has never been tried.” Criticism of Christianity
The word "disciple" occurs 269 times in the New Testament. "Christian" is found three times.
Let me relate a story told by General Bramwell Booth. "I was once travelling by train," he says, "with Cecil Rhodes. My …
— G. H. Clothier
