“...we can never attain a maximum love of God with only a minimum knowledge of God” — Frank Sheed Copy Share Image
“Let us look a little more closely at what is implied by change. It means that the being which is subject to it is never at any moment the whole of itself: it possesses its being successively, as the philosophers say. You, for instance, are never at any moment the whole of yourself. What you were last year, what you… — Frank Sheed Copy Share
“The less instructed atheist will ask whether God can make a weight so heavy that He cannot lift it, in the happy belief that, whichever answer we give, we shall admit that there is something God cannot do. But the question is literally meaningless: a weight than an omnipotent Being cannot lift is as complete a contradiction in terms as… — Frank Sheed Copy Share
“It is of the very nature of partial seeing that we cannot see all the reconciliation of the parts we see, because it is… — Frank Sheed Copy Share Image
“The Lord has made all things for Himself (Prov.xvi.4): apart from Himself there existed nothing to make them for. He made them for His… — Frank Sheed Copy Share Image
“Man is a rational animal. But that does not mean that he is a reasonable animal. It means only that he has reason, and… — Frank Sheed Copy Share Image
“Bernard Shaw phrased the experience very admirably: “When we learn something, it feels at first as if we have lost something.” It is so,… — Frank Sheed Copy Share Image
“...we can never attain a maximum love of God with only a minimum knowledge of God” — Frank Sheed Copy Share Image
“What follows is very simple but revolutionary. If a carpenter makes a chair, he can leave it and the chair will not cease to… — Frank Sheed Copy Share Image
