If We Give The Bureaucrats

If All Creeds Are Equally True, Then Since They Are Contradictory To One Another, They Are All Equally False, Or At Least Equally Uncertain.

In The Sphere Of Religion, As In Other Spheres, The Things About Which Men Are Agreed Are Apt To Be The Things That Are Least Worth Holding; The Really Important Things Are The Things About Which Men Will Fight.

The Type Of Religion Which Rejoices In The Pious Sound Of Traditional Phrases, Regardless Of Their Meanings, Or Shrinks From "controversial" Matters, Will Never Stand Amid The Shocks Of Life.

Christ Died"--that Is History; "christ Died For Our Sins"--that Is Doctrine. Without These Two Elements, Joined In An Absolutely Indissoluble Union, There Is No Christianity.

The More We Know Of God, The More Unreservedly We Will Trust Him; The Greater Our Progress In Theology, The Simpler And More Child-like Will Be Our Faith