Quotes about Right
Politics has become so all-possessive of life, that by impertinence it thinks the only philosophy a person can hold is the right or the left. This question puts out all the lights of religion so they can call all the cats gray. It assumes that man lives on a purely horizontal plane, and can move only to the right or the left. Had we eyes less material, we would see that there are two other directions where a man with a soul may look: the vertical directions of "up" or "down.
— Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
Here is the answer to the riddle of love. Love implies relation. If lived in isolation, it becomes selfishness; if absorbed in collectivity, it loses its personality and, therefore, the right to love.
— Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
But your conversion should always rest on a conviction that it's right, or benefits others—nothing else. Not because it's more appealing or more popular.
— Marcus Aurelius
The salvation of life lies in seeing each object in its essence and its entirety, discerning both the material and the causal: in applying one's whole soul to doing right and speaking the truth. There remains only the enjoyment of living a linked succession of good deeds, with not the slightest gap between them. p121
— Marcus Aurelius
In front of us, to the right, is the store where we order dresses. Some people call them habits , a good word for them. Habits are hard to break.
— Margaret Atwood
To the servant of God... every place is the right place, and every time is the right time.
— Catherine of Siena
When we are stuck in our convictions and personas, we enter into the disease of having good ideas and being right.
— Anne Lamott
The status quo doesn't shift because you're right. It shifts because the culture changes. And the engine of culture is status.
— Seth Godin
Little would be wanting to the happiness of life, if every man could conform to the right as soon as he was shown it.
— Samuel Johnson
I am persuaded that I am in the right opinion, and I see no cause to recant; for all the filthiness and idolatry lies in the Church of Rome.
— John Foxe
the potter forms his vessels for himself. Let man strive with his Maker as he will, the fact remains that he is nothing more than clay in the Heavenly Potter's hands, and while we know that God will deal justly with His creatures, that the Judge of all the earth will do right, nevertheless, He shapes His vessels for His own purpose and according to His own pleasure.
— AW Pink
The real problem that I think those of us who are evangelicals and Democrats have to face up to is that the political right controls the religious media.
— Tony Campolo