“In a divine paradox, suffering is a gift, for it is through suffering that we become sacrificial, self-giving lovers of others and of God (Phil 1:29; 2 Tim 2:10-11).” — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
Not everyone can be a theologian, but everyone should know some theology. — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
“In a divine paradox, suffering is a gift, for it is through suffering that we become sacrificial, self-giving lovers of others and of God… — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
I never use the word "drug" without defining it. I define it exactly the way the DEA defines it, "a chemical compound capable of… — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
If one's careful study of the facts shows that the Catholic Church is correct about Jesus-his life, teachings, death, and Resurrection-then why not give… — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
We've got a good inspection system in Arizona managing products that come from other parts of the county that could carry insects that could… — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
“G. K. Chesterton’s observation: “The simplification of anything is always sensational.” — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
“He who loves the coming of the Lord is not he who affirms it is far off, nor is it he who says it… — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
Exploring Ecclesiology is true to its subtitle, being both vibrantly evangelical and admirably ecumenical; it is commendable for its depth, breadth, and erudition. Harper… — Carl E. Olson Copy Share Image
