In the last resort, a love of God without love of humanity is no love at all.

It is not certain that everything is certain, neither is it certain that everything is uncertain.

In the last resort, a love of God without love of humanity is no love at all.

I like the catholicity in time: our tradition is one of 2,000 years.

All historical experience demonstrates the following: Our earth cannot be changed unless in the not too distant future an alteration in the consciousness of individuals is achieved.

I don't cling to earthly life because I believe in eternal life. That's the big distinction between my point of view and a purely secular position.

Even apart from the image of a truly merciless God that contradicts everything we can assume from what Jesus says about the Either of the lost, can we be surprised at a time when retributive punishments without an opportunity of probation are being increasingly abandoned in education and penal justice, that the idea not only of a lifelong, but even eternal punishment of body and soul, seems to many people absolutely monstrous.