Theology

“I know theology is not divinity; to me it is very human.”

“A gospel that leaves untouched our life in the world is not the Christian gospel, but cultural Christianity adjusted to the mood of the day.”

“With all my sins around me, and with an earnestness and fluency I can never forget, I supplicated mercy through the blood of Christ as the greatest boon that Heaven could bestow.”

“Je remarquai que l’idée que divers commentateurs donnaient du Xangti était opposée à la nature divine.”

““In heaven there is no color.””

“If you're hungry, keep walking. If you are thirsty, keep walking. If you want a taste of freedom, keep walking.”

“Jesus never claims to be God, personally: yet he always claims to bring God, completely.”

“The anxiety of meaninglessness is anxiety about the loss of an ultimate concern, of a meaning which gives meaning to all meanings.”

“Genuine Christian spirituality is action and life and community and performance and embodiment rather than simply the affirmation of certain doctrines.”

“The Christian ungod is the god whom Christians fashioned to legitimize their lust for wealth and power.”

“Who cares about any Church, but as an instrument of Christian good?”

“The trouble is that within the Christian community itself there are ominous signs of a widespread inability to deal with this problem in adequately Christian terms.”

“Churches live and grow and flourish and mature by the Word of God, and they languish and even perish without it.”