“As it is the business of tailors to make clothes and cobblers to make shoes, so it is the business of Christians to be cheerful.”— Archibald Alexander
“True Christianity consists in this, that a man's heart should be filled with the grace of God.”— Johann Arndt
“The Christian Churches are not seeking a corporate union of a kind which would mean the merging of our several inheritances... but a recovery of the unity which is in Christ.”— Geoffrey Fisher
“The Christian is to be a witness for Christ; he is to be a living, walking, speaking, acting, proof of the power of the gospel.”— Albert Barnes
“So far are we from indulging in unholy pleasures, that many of us are ashamed of pleasures that are lawful.”— Marcus Minucius Felix
“Jesus does not give recipes that show the way to God as other teachers of religion do. He is himself the way.”— Karl Barth
“You, who consecrate gods of wood, perhaps adore wooden crosses as parts of your gods.”— Marcus Minucius Felix
“If I am a Christian, it is not in order to be one, but in order to be, with Christ, a man for others.”— Henri de Lubac