Many / One
A database of 11,000+ illuminated guiding quotations in 40 categories from 600+ inspired books by our most brilliant and influential authors.
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Living Christianity
Martin Palmer
Vivid explorations of the understanding of Christ found in marginalised or forgotten forms of Christianity, such as Celtic Christianity and the Chinese Nestorian Christian tradition.
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"Christ is our representative. He exemplifies what we are all capable of…. Indeed, St. Anthenasius (c. 196-373) went so far as to state that God became man so that man might become God."
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"Our being is the expression of God's thought. We contain the love of God and God contains us."
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"Question: What is the fruit of study? Answer: To perceive the eternal Word of God reflected in every plant and insect, every bird and animal and every man and woman." Celtic catechism ascribed to St. Ninain
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"I breathe in strength as I stand today....Witnessing the Oneness – on my way to meet You face to face." St. Patrick
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"I see myself as part of the process of retelling the story of Christ and the meaning of the incarnation – a retelling which millions of others are engaged in, consciously and subconsciously."
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"Behold! The One who is unchanging, who is the Origin of the origins." Ching-ching, Nestorian Christian monk
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"The Lord of Heaven is incessantly crossing the world and is present everywhere at all time. Because of this, everyone existing in the world lives and exists through the strength of the Lord of Heaven." 'Hsu-t'ing Mi-shih-he Sutra' (Chinese Christian 'Jesus-Messiah Sutra')
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