Quotes about Human
Courage is the first of the human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees all the others.
- Winston Churchill
The cemetery of the victims of human cruelty in our century is extended to include yet another vast cemetery, that of the unborn.
- Pope John Paul II
We admit that we will never reach our ideal in this life, a distinctive the church claims that most other human institutions try to deny.
- Philip Yancey
I'm convinced that human beings instinctively seek two things. We long for meaning, a sense that our life somehow matters to the world around us. And we long for community, a sense of being loved.
- Philip Yancey
That is the kind of shocking accessibility conveyed in Jesus' word Abba. God may be the Sovereign Lord of the Universe, but through his Son, God has made himself as approachable as any doting human father.
- Philip Yancey
A human being is not someone who once in a while makes a mistake, and God is not someone who now and then forgives. No, human beings are sinners and God is love.
- Philip Yancey
Imposition stands starkly at odds with the basic character of the Christian faith, which is at its heart about self-giving—God's self-giving and human self-giving—and not about self-imposing.
- Philip Yancey
The committee has again been reminded that every human effort is flawed
- Philip Yancey
God has entrusted flawed human beings with a message so powerful that it sometimes does its work in spite of us.
- Philip Yancey
Knowledge is passive, intellectual; suffering is active, personal. No intellectual answer will solve suffering. Perhaps this is why God sent his own Son as one response to human pain, to experience it and absorb it into himself.
- Philip Yancey
Although Jesus' prayers do not offer a foolproof formula, they do give clues as to how God works — and does not work — on this planet. Especially when trouble strikes, we want God to intervene more decisively, but Jesus' prayers underscore God's style of restraint out of respect for human freedom.
- Philip Yancey
Jesus' prayers for Peter — and perhaps for Judas as well — express God's unfathomable respect for human freedom.
- Philip Yancey