“Henry Mitchell, in his book One Man's Garden, observes that "it is not important for a garden to be beautiful" in everyone's eyes. But "it is extremely important for the gardener to think it is a fair substitute for Eden."… — Vigen Guroian Copy Share Image
I think gardening is nearer to godliness than theology. True gardeners are both iconographers and theologians insofar as these activities are the fruit of… — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
“Mere instruction in morality is not sufficient to nurture the virtues. It might even backfire, especially when the presentation is heavily exhortative and the… — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
“The fruit of the garden is not restricted to what we eat. Every garden lends something more to the imagination - beauty.” — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
“My son Rafi is enchanted with cyberspace. But we are not disembodied mind or spirit, we are our bodies - cruising the Internet won't… — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
Let every Christian be a gardener so that he and she and the whole of creation, which groans in expectation of the Spirit's final… — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
Gardening symbolizes our race's primordial acceptance of a responsibility and role in rectifying the harm done to the creation through sin. — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
Colleges [have] forfeited the responsibilities of in loco parentis and have gone into the pimping and brothel business. — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
I think if we all gardened more, they and all of the other birds that fly in the air above and light in my… — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
“Henry Mitchell, in his book One Man's Garden, observes that "it is not important for a garden to be beautiful" in everyone's eyes. But… — Vigen Guroian Copy Share
