We cannot navigate without something to aim and, while we are in this world we must always navigate.-Jordan B Peterson, 12 Rules for Life,p92
The doctrine of the planetary verbal inspiration of the Word of God is one of vital significance, and it constitutes the very basis of sound theological study. It does, indeed, seem to involve an express contradiction, to assert that what is professedly regarded as the Word of God can be otherwise than fully and verbally inspired. -Alexander Black, Inauguration of New College quoted in
Andrew L Drummond and James Bulloch, The Church in Victorian Scotland,p.24
"There is nothing like humility: This is the parent, root, guardian, groundwork, and unifying force of all good things. Without humility, we are detestable, disgusting and defiled. If there were someone raising the dead, healing the lame, cleansing lepers but doing it with boastful self-satisfaction, there could be nothing more disgusting, nothing more ungodly, nothing more odious. Reckon nothing to be of yourself" Chrysostom
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