Quotes about Unity
Plain and simple, men need community with other men. Loving, you-before-me, dedicated relationship. If you have never had it, you don't really get it yet, and if you had that community and lost it, you know the cavity it leaves in your soul until you discover it again.
— James MacDonald
Church has to be about helping people discover what they can't get anywhere else.
— James MacDonald
Strong men serving together thrive in the strength their friendship provides.
— James MacDonald
Spending too much time in one's individual silo can produce pride, isolation, and a stagnated ministry.
— James MacDonald
The greatest failure in human existence is the failure of Christ-followers to "love one another earnestly from a pure heart"5 and to heed the words of Christ: "By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another."6
— James MacDonald
If we are to use the Bible effectively, then we must use it the way God wrote it — in narrative form. Our team rejects the notion that the Bible is simply an encyclopedia of disconnected Bible verses. God's Word is less like a cookbook and more like a novel.
— James MacDonald
Union of religious sentiments begets a surprising confidence
— James Madison
What spectacle can be more edifying or more seasonable, than that of Liberty and Learning, each leaning on the other for their mutual and surest support?
— James Madison
The vital power of an imaginative work demands a diversity within its unity; and the stronger the diversity, the more massive the unity. Incidentally, this is the weakness of most "edifying" or "propaganda" literature. There is no diversity. The Energy is active only in one part of the whole, and in consequence the wholeness is destroyed and the Power diminished. You cannot, in fact, give God His due without giving the devil his due also.
— Dorothy Sayers
If thine eye be single, the whole body is full of light
— Dorothy Sayers
It is at this point we begin to understand what St. Hilary means in saying of the Trinity: "Eternity is in the Father, form in the Image and use in the Gift.
— Dorothy Sayers
He who shares the danger ought to share the prize.
— Aesop