Grace has a grand laughter in it.

Protestantism, of course, is much more explicitly divided into different traditions - the Pentecostals, the Anglicans. But there is the main tradition of Protestantism that comes out of the Reformation and that produced people like Kant and Hegel and so on, who are not normally thought of as being people writing in a theological tradition, although Hegel, of course, wrote theology his whole life.

There was some sort of maze-learning experiment involved in my final grade and since I remember the rat who was my colleague as uncooperative, or perhaps merely incompetent at being a rat, or tired of the whole thing, I don't remember how I passed.

. . . there is an absolute disjunction between our Father's love and our deserving.

The great truth that is too often forgotten is that it is in the nature of people to do good to one another.

It is a good thing to know what it is to be poor, and a better thing if you can do it in company.

It seems to me some people just go around lookin' to get their faith unsettled. That has been the fashion for the last hundred years or so.