Quotessence
Home / Quotes / Quote by Linsey Mills

Quote by Linsey Mills

Work

Currency of Conversations: The Talk You've Been Waiting For About Money

Browse quotes and source details for this work. more

Author

Linsey Mills

Browse famous quotes and profile details for Linsey Mills. more

You May Also Like

“If you tend to a flower, it will bloom, no matter how many weeds surround it.”

Inspirational QuotesLife QuotesMotivational QuotesWisdom QuotesLife Quotes And SayingsInspirational QuoteWise QuotesLife Lessons QuotesLife QuotationsLife Lesson QuotesLife QuoteWise QuotationsWisdom QuotationsInspirational Quotes About LifeMotivational QuoteMotivational QuotationsLife Quotes Inspirational QuotesMotivational Quotes For WomenInspirational QuotationsMotivation QuotesNature QuotesLife Lessons QuotationsWise Sayings QuotesWisdom QuoteInspirational Quotes MotivationMotivational Quote Of The DayWise Words QuotesInspirational Quotes For WomenBlossomSelf Esteem QuotesBlossomingNature QuotationsFlower QuotesHaters QuotesCriticism QuotesEnvy QuotesMotivational Quotes For RunnersCritics QuotesJelousy QuotesWeedsBloom QuotesWeed Quotes
Author:Matshona Dhliwayo
Create image

“Gregg: What do you think is the most significant thing that people of faith can offer to the world of economic science? Smith: It’s that virtue must be part of the way we approach everything. In Adam Smith, virtue was self-command. That idea is that in maturation, people are always marking. When we cross their space, they are marking to us what they resent or the things that they like. We learn, then, these forms of virtue that all have Christian roots. In a time of chaos and violence and evil the ultimate answers to our society’s problems must come down to individuals and their moral responsibilities. Yes, it is important that there are rules of society and that our laws be consistent with that, but law only works if you enforce it. But there is no way you can enforce everything. The nice thing about a country like the United States is that you can still pick up a newspaper form in front of the drug store before the store opens and just leave the money for it: You can go to a farm vegetable stand when no one is there, see the vegetables with the prices, take your vegetables and leave your money. That’s self-command.”

LawWealthMoralityEconomicsProsperityAdam SmithSelf Command
Book:The Evidence of Things Not Seen: Reflections on Faith, Science, and Economics
Create image

“While we often recognize the need to learn how to face hunger and need, we aren't always aware that we need similar help to face wealth and abundance. It's not easy to face affluence every day without committing idolatry or succumbing to ingratitude. In fact, church history is filled with stories of sincere believers facing lowness, hunger, need, suffering, persecution, hardship, and death with Christ-honoring joy and faithfulness. But the stories of Christian fidelity in the midst of overwhelming abundance, provision, plenty, and wealth are fewer and farther between. This is why Jesus says that it is hard for the rich to enter the kingdom of heaven (Matt. 19:23). One of the chief challenges for Christians in the West is to learn to face our unprecedented abundance with the strength supplied by Christ and not by the wealth.”

WealthMoneyGratitudeAbundanceIdolatryBudgeting
Book:The Things of Earth: Treasuring God by Enjoying His Gifts
Create image