Christians Are Supposed Not Merely To Endure

Divinity Is Not Something Supernatural That Ever And Again Invades The Natural Order In A Crashing Miracle. Divinity Is Not In Some Remote Heaven, Seated On A Throne. Divinity Is Love. . . . Wherever Goodness, Beauty, Truth, Love, Are-there Is The Divine.

Our Power Is Not So Much In Us As Through Us.

No Man Is The Whole Of Himself; His Friends Are The Rest Of Him.

Every Human Life Involves An Unfathomable Mystery, For Man Is The Riddle Of The Universe, And The Riddle Of Man In His Endowment With Personal Capacities.

We Must Take The Abiding Spiritual Values Which Inhere In The Deep Experiences Of Religion In All Ages And Give Them New Expression In Terms Of The Framework Which Our New Knowledge Gives Us. Science Forces Religion To Deal With New Ideas In The Theoretical Realm And New Forces In The Practical Realm.