Clergyman's

“No one attribute so clearly distinguishes man as does the intelligent will or the will to act intelligently. It was by the exercise of their wills that spiritual beings in the beginning gathered information rapidly or slowly, acquired experiences freely or laboriously. Through the exercise of their wills they grew, remained passive, or retrograded, for with living things motion in any direction is possible.”
— John A. Widtsoe

“I keep hearing about a spiritual awakening, but I feel what we need instead, is a human one. It would be wonderful and empowering to become free from the disillusionment and nonsense being sold to us from gurus for centuries.”
— Steve Maraboli

“The author relates George Bernard Shaw’s sentiments that polite conversation excludes the only two subjects that matter, religion and politics.”
— Lyle Wesley Dorsett