The roots of responsibility run out to the ends of the earth and we can no more isolate our consciences from world issues than we can fence off our oyster beds from the tides of the ocean. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
Faced with the immensity of the universe, Job realized that there are limits to man's rationalizing, that we cannot find where the cloud of sorrow starts, that all our boasted knowledge is but an island in the vast ocean of… — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
Hoist the sails of your own spirit to catch the winds of God. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
The hope of free people in a frightened world is the values which people put ahead of inventions when their backs are to the… — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
Give the best you have to the highest you know... and do it now. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
When we count on chance in lieu of law and labor, we weaken our healthy attitudes toward work, our fellow men and our God. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
Our love for God is tested by the question of whether we seek Him or His gifts. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
All our science and philosophy form only an island of knowledge surrounded by an ocean of mystery. The larger the island grows, the longer… — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
As long as we can keep our international relations in the realm of conference rather than open conflict, we are giving truth more time… — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
The roots of responsibility run out to the ends of the earth and we can no more isolate our consciences from world issues than… — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
Our ground of hope is that God does not weary of mankind. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
The hinge of history is on the door of a Bethlehem stable. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
The test of our religion is whether it fits us to meet emergencies. A man has no more character than he can command in… — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
True liberty consists not merely in being free from something, but also in being free for something. — Ralph Washington Sockman Copy Share Image
