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Quotes about Goodness

To love and to be loved, one must do good to others. The inevitable condition whereby to become blessed, is to bless others.
— Mary Baker Eddy
We are each made for goodness, love and compassion. Our lives are transformed as much as the world is when we live with these truths.
— Desmond Tutu
We should be astonished at the goodness of God, stunned that He should bother to call us by name, our mouths wide open at His love, bewildered that at this very moment we are standing on holy ground.
— Brennan Manning
Kindness to children, love for children, goodness to children-- these are the only investments that never fail.
— Henry David Thoreau
Do no harm. Do good. Stay in love with God.
— John Wesley
Goodness is to do good to the deserving and love the good and hate the wicked, and not to be eager to inflict punishment or take vengeance, but to be gracious and kindly and forgiving.
— Aristotle
There is a God and He is good, and his love, while free, has a self imposed cost: We must be good to one another.
— George H. W. Bush
God is great and so he planted seeds of greatness in you. God is good so there is goodness in you. God is love so there is love within you.
— Jon Gordon
All our good is more apparently from God, because we are first naked and wholly without any good, and afterwards enrich with all good.
— Jonathan Edwards
We can't be saved without being good, but 'tis not because our goodness is sufficient, or can do anything of itself. But 'tis because all whose hearts come to Christ will be good, and if men ben't good, their hearts never will come to Christ.
— Jonathan Edwards
All our good is apparently from God, because we are first naked and holy without any good, and afterwards enriched with all good.
— Jonathan Edwards
now I saw it was so far from any goodness in me to own myself spiritually dead and destitute of all goodness that, on the contrary, my mouth would be forever stopped by it; and it looked as dreadful to me to see myself and the relation I stood in to God—I a sinner and criminal, and He a great Judge and Sovereign—as it would be to a poor trembling creature to venture off some high precipice.
— Jonathan Edwards