A Saint Is Someone Whose Life Makes

Timothy's Great Value Was That He Was Always Willing To Go Anywhere; And In His Hands A Message Was As Safe As If Paul Had Delivered It Himself. Others Might Be Consumed With Selfish Ambition; But Timothy's One Desire Was To Serve Paul And Jesus Christ. He Is The Patron Saint Of All Those Who Are Quite Content With The Second Place, So Long As They Can Serve.

It May Well Be A Sign Of The Decadence Of The Church And The Failure Of Christianity That Gifts Have To Be Coaxed Out Of People, And That Often They Will Not Give At All Unless They Get Something For Their Money In The Way Of Entertainment Or Of Goods. Giving Which Is Real Giving Has A Certain Recklessness In It.

In The Way Of Christ The Reward Of Work Well Done Is More Work To Do.

We May Not Understand How The Spirit Works; But The Effect Of The Spirit On The Lives Of Men Is There For All To See; And The Only Unanswerable Argument For Christianity Is A Christian Life. No Man Can Disregard A Religion And A Faith And A Power Which Is Able To Make Bad Men Good. . .

Certainly Christianity Is An Experience, But Equally Clearly The Validity Of Ane Experience Has To Be Tested. There Are People In Lunatic Asylums Who Have The Experience Of Being The Emperor Napoleon Or A Poached Egg. It Is Unquestionably An Experience, And To Them A Real Experience, But For All That It Has No Kind Of Universal Validity. It Is Necessary To Go Far Beyond Simply Saying That Something Comes From Experience. Before Any Such Thing Can Be Evaluated At All, The Source And Character Of The Experience Must Clearly Be Investigated.