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Marriage is one long conversation, checkered by disputes.
— Robert Louis Stevenson
Being a person's true friend means endorsing the untruths he holds dearest.
— Robert Wright
Science should be the search for truth, not merely the search for materialistic explanations.
— Lee Strobel
As we look at human relationships, what we see is that lovers don't want explanations, but presence. And
— Lee Strobel
Until that moment, I only saw Jesus as the Son of God. I knew he had come down to earth, but that night for the first time it dawned on me: He understands me. He walked in my shoes! As a matter of fact, he was sort of a toogee. You know? His daddy — his earthly father — wasn't his real daddy. He slept in the straw as a child. He was ridiculed and abused. They chased him and tried to kill him.
— Lee Strobel
The only knowledge that is worthwhile, writes Northrop Frye. is the knowledge that leafs to wisdom, for knowledge without wisdom is a body without life.
— Leland Ryken
Semiotic nudge is more about "Speak, Lord; your servant is listening" than it is "Listen, Lord; your servant is speaking."58
— Leonard Sweet
Jesus was best known as a master of metaphor, a legendary storyteller, and a powerful healer who communicated in signs, images, and gestures. Therefore, to understand Jesus and the Scriptures, we need to train ourselves and others not to exegete more words but to exegete images.
— Leonard Sweet
For I do not seek to understand in order to believe, but I believe in order to understand. For I believe that "Unless I believe, I shall not understand." —ANSELM OF CANTERBURY1
— Leonard Sweet
What counts in evangelism is not cognition, but recognition. Can
— Leonard Sweet
How many Nicodemites are there in every corner of Christianity whose versitis has caused them to be more committed to words than to the Word Made Flesh? How many have made a religion of words and lost sight of God's Image-Made-Story?
— Leonard Sweet
Truth is both reason and revelation—and both can surprise us.
— Leonard Sweet