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Laws, enforced by the sword, control behavior but cannot change hearts.
— Gregory Boyd
Soul power ripples outward in all directions, affecting everything— physical health, emotional well-being, relationships, families, work, and destiny.
— Gregory Dickow
Healing comes to the soul through the power of connection. Our connection with God is our connection to healing—spirit, soul, and body
— Gregory Dickow
Purpose gives perspective to your pain and powers you through it. Without it, your pain can paralyze you.
— Gregory Dickow
The tax issue is the most powerful issue in American politics going back to the Tea Party. People say, 'Oh, Grover Norquist has power.' No. Grover Norquist and Americans for Tax Reform focus on the tax issue. The tax issue is a powerful issue.
— Grover Norquist
in 1969, I still regard Jesus Christ today as the chief focus of my perspective on God but not to the exclusion of other religious perspectives. God's reality is not bound by one manifestation of the divine in Jesus but can be found wherever people are being empowered to fight for freedom. Life-giving power for the poor and the oppressed is the primary criterion that we must use to judge the adequacy of our theology, not abstract concepts.
— James H. Cone
The oppressed…have a higher moral right to challenge their oppressors than these have to maintain their rule by force."
— James H. Cone
Only the oppressed can receive liberating visions in wretched places. Only those thinking emerges in the context of the struggle against injustice can see God's freedom breaking into unfree conditions and thus granting power to the powerless to fight here and now for the freedom they know to be theirs in Jesus' cross and resurrection
— James H. Cone
They shouted, danced, clapped their hands and stomped their feet as they bore witness to the power of Jesus' cross which had given them an identity far more meaningful than the harm that white supremacy could do them.
— James H. Cone
If human power in history—among races, nations, and other collectives as well as individuals—is self-interested power, then "the revelation of divine goodness in history" must be weak and not strong.
— James H. Cone
Appeals to reason and religion do not change the balance of power, because both are used to defend the interests of oppressors.
— James H. Cone
Living in a world of white oppressors, blacks have no time for a neutral God.
— James H. Cone