“In a slick manifesto called Cosmos, Carl Sagan artfully packaged his own creed: “The Cosmos is all there is, or was, or ever will be.” — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“But the most dangerous consequence of the naked public square is the loss of community.” — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“We live in a society in which all transcendent values have been removed and thus there is no moral standard by which anyone can… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“Capitalism is astonishingly efficient at generating new wealth, but it operates beneficently only when the market is shaped by moral forces coming from both… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“The greatest among you should be like the youngest, and the one who rules like the one who serves,” He said.8” — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“(Phil. 4:8). Notice that Paul doesn't limit that principle to spiritual things; he says if anything is excellent. Paul is telling us to train our tastes to love the higher things-things that challenge our mind, deepen our character, and foster a love of excellence-and this includes the music we listen to, the books and magazines we read, the films we… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share
“The greatest question of our time is not communism versus individualism, not Europe versus America, not even the East versus the West; it is… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“Our character is determined not by our circumstances but by our reaction to those circumstances.” — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“Millions more are addicted to Internet pornography, which has led to a horrific increase in the sexual exploitation of children and attacks on young… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“The Supreme Court’s working definition of religion, “A sincere and meaningful belief which occupies in the life of its possessor a place parallel to… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“But, the skeptic asks, what about the person who never hears the gospel? The apostle Paul tells us that all are without excuse because… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“Who is to decide what are the ‘right’ values?” wrote a professor of education. “Does ultimate moral authority lie with institutions such as church… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
“The Bible teaches that there is a holy God whose law constitutes a transcendent, universally valid standard of right and wrong. Our choice has… — Charles W. Colson Copy Share Image
