“The modern Gamaliel should teach ethics. Ethics is the science of human duty. Arithmetic tells man how to count his money; ethics how he should acquire it, whether by honesty or fraud. Geography is a map of the world; ethics is a beautiful map of duty. This ethics is not Christianity, it is not even religion; but it is the sister of religion, because the path of duty is in full harmony, as to quality and direction, with the path of God.” MenWorldShouldHumansBeautifulQualityChristianityTeachPathModernHonestyDutyEthicsHarmonyAcquireMapsFraudGeographyArithmetic Author:David Swing
“My spiritual path has largely been Christianity - a label that I embraced and then rejected and have partially embraced again, as my understanding of Christianity has changed over time. When I accepted the mainstream, dogmatic definition of Christianity there came a point when I had to say, "Well, if that's what a Christian is, I'm not one."” IfsWellsChristianSpiritualUnderstandingChristianityPathChangedDefinitionsAcceptedLabelsMainstreamRejectedSpiritual PathDogmatic Author:Tim DeChristopher
“Mr. Blatchford says that there was not a Fall but a gradual rise. But the very word "rise" implies that you know toward what you are rising. Unless there is a standard you cannot tell whether you are rising or falling. But the main point is that the Fall like every other large path of Christianity is embodied in the common language talked on the top of an omnibus. Anybody might say, "Very few men are really Manly." Nobody would say, "Very few whales are really whaley."” KnowsMenMightFallLanguageCommonChristianityPathStandardsRisingWhalesManlyCommon Language Author:Gilbert K. Chesterton
“Well, I am a Christian who believes that there are certainly many more paths to God other than Christianity.” BelieveWellsChristianChristianityPath Author:Oprah Winfrey
“If this religion is true, then there is only one Savior, only one narrow path to life. Christianity cannot live in peace with any other religion.” IfsChristianityPathChristian LifeSaviorNarrow Path Author:Robert Green Ingersoll