We Must Make Up Our Minds To

I Want A Laity, Not Arrogant, Not Rash In Speech, Not Disputatious, But Men Who Know Their Religion, Who Enter Into It, Who Know Just Where They Stand, Who Know What They Hold And What They Do Not, Who Know Their Creed So Well That They Can Give An Account Of It, Who Know So Much Of History That They Can Defend It.

Let Us Act On What We Have, Since We Have Not What We Wish.

I Sought To Hear The Voice Of God And Climbed The Topmost Steeple, But God Declared: "go Down Again - I Dwell Among The People.

It Is Mutual Respect Which Makes Friendship Lasting.

With Christians, A Poetical View Of Things Is A Duty. We Are Bid To Color All Things With Hues Of Faith, To See A Divine Meaning In Every Event.