Clergyman's

“In ordinary life, the action of a third party does not free the contractor from an obligation; but the advantage of making a contract with heaven is that intentions are valid currency.”
— Machado de Assis

“Good intentions are not good at all.”
— Fritz Chery

“Exactly what the powers of hell feed on: the best instincts in man.”
— Philip K. Dick

“The evil that is in the world comes out of ignorance, and good intentions may do as much harm as malevolence, if they lack understanding. One the whole, men are more good than bad; that, however, isn’t the real point. But they are more or less ignorant, and it is this that we call vice or virtue; the most incorrigible vice being that of an ignorance that fancies it knows everything and therefore claims for itself the right to kill.”
— Albert Camus

“Followers Everywhere To start with; Facebook : 10K followers !!Instagram : 710 followers !!Twitter : 20K followers !!Followers!! Followers!! And Followers!!Well, who are these followers? Just more than being a crowd of audience, who are they? Ever thought of? And for what purpose are they following you or someone else? Is it because you are a famous personality, a best friend, or you’re someone who holds a high status in the society or just because you’re simply rich enough to be followed ?Everyone live their life the way they want to. No one is bound to live under certain limitations or boundaries. Every individual have their own freedom in life. Each one of them is unique too. But what holds us different from others is the work we do for ourselves and for our society. Our behaviour, personality, nature, our attitude towards life and our talents hold us apart from others. Some people are really good and some are really worse than you ever thought of. What I’m trying to say is that some are ‘legally’ good and they may or may not hold a high position in the society and some are ‘illegally’ good and they may or may not hold a high position in the society. I just want to say that follow people for who they actually are, for the good work they do for themselves and for everyone. And respect them by being their true follower in a true sense. The person whom you follow doesn’t need to be a rich or poor. A person should be rich by heart and poor by wealth! Even I’m not someone to be followed, yet I do have a few followers. It’s not because I’m some great personality or a renowned writer, but might be because they like my work. And I feel happy for that. And I thank God for blessing me with this wonderful skill of writing. Even I follow many people including some really great personalities for their good work and for their kind way of serving the society and the poor. And I believe that, this is the true way to show respect for them.”
— Sujish Kandampully

“What man ain’t the honestest cove in his own eyes?” Grote’s round face is a bronze moon in the dark. “‘Tain’t good intentions what paves the road to hell: it’s self-justifyin’s.”
— David Mitchell

“It is not enough that your designs, nay that your actions, are intrinsically good, you must take care they shall appear so.”
— Henry Fielding

“Kindness is in a prison till it findsRelease in words or deeds.”
— William Kean Seymour

“Kindness is goodness hidden in the heartMore often than declared in speech.”
— William Kean Seymour

“And habits are hell’s own substitute for good intentions. Habits are the ruin of ambition, of initiative , of imagination. They’re the curse of marriage and the after-bane of death.”
— Dorothy Dunnett

“It has often been our best instincts, not our worst, that have led us to do harm in the world”
— Rosa Brooks