Quotes about God
However, when once perfect happiness has been attained, nothing will remain to be desired because then there will be full enjoyment of God
— Peter Kreeft
is part of the infinite goodness of God, that He
— Peter Kreeft
According to God's book, there is "a time to weep and a time to laugh" (Ecclesiastes 3:4). The surest sign that our culture is in deep doo-doo is that we are increasingly sure that this is a time to weep and increasingly doubtful that it is a time to laugh.
— Peter Kreeft
There—fore what is contrary to human nature is contrary to God's will.
— Peter Kreeft
Good theology is not the knowledge of theology but the knowledge of God. Bad theology is the theology of the theologian who died and went to Heaven and at the gates of Heaven God offered him the choice between Heaven and a theology lecture on Heaven, and he chose the lecture.
— Peter Kreeft
The arrow of our souls flies to God as the target—unless the arrow is so badly bent that it flies backwards, in which case it pierces the eye of the archer and makes him blind as a Pharisee.
— Peter Kreeft
Seek and you shall find" does not refer to anything else: long life, conquest of earthly enemies, freedom from pain, disease, death, betrayal, weakness, and so on. But it does refer to God and to that which God is: "God is agap?." That is why all who seek it find it. De Caussade says: "If you search for this kingdom where God alone rules, you can be quite sure you will find it" (p. 112).
— Peter Kreeft
And since perfected souls will be incapable of envy, all will rejoice in their lesser level of brightness, because it will be exactly what God wills for the common good; and all will identify with that common good as the fulfillment of their individual good, rather than a rival to it, as we fools do now.
— Peter Kreeft
This is what God did in the Incarnation. Being became a being, the Subject became an object, God became a man, I AM became a He.
— Peter Kreeft
Our faith here can only be in God, not in our faith (that's presumption). He will never abandon us, but we can abandon Him. That's why we must be vigilant.
— Peter Kreeft
our ego is not God. In fact, it is often wrong, because it is fallen, foolish, and faithless.
— Peter Kreeft
There is nothing worse… no punishment greater than to have known God and no longer to know him.
— Philip K. Dick