Employed Quote by Edmund Burke

“It is undoubtedly true, though it may seem paradoxical; but in general, those who are habitually employed in finding and displaying faults, are unqualified…

— Edmund Burke

All reformations seem formidable before they are attempted.

— Hannah More

“The work of God's house, reformation work especially, is a stirring work: read history, you find not any where, reformation made in any age,…

— Various

“We often understand the Protestant Reformation as a conflict about doctrine. Justification. Grace versus works. Ecclesiology. Indulgences. And it was. But what captured the…

— Tish Harrison Warren

It generally troubles them [the reformers] not a whit that their remedy implies a complete reconstruction of society, or even a reconstitution of human…

— William Graham Sumner

“The Protestant Reformation did not merely seek to cleanse the church and deliver it from doctrinal errors, but it also sought the restoration of…

— Henry R Van Til

Many are friends to the success of reformation, not to reformation.

— Samuel Rutherford

The argument that there was a social pathology of the English Reformation, that there were fundamental changes in English society and the English church…

— David Starkey

As long as one is following the right way, one should never be concerned about the reproaches of those who like to find faults.

— Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyya

“When I look back upon resolutions of improvement and amendment, which have year after year been made and broken, … why do I yet…

— Tullian Tchividjian

It is a well-known fact that we see the faults in other's works more readily than we do in our own.

— Pablo Picasso

Reformation names the disunity in which we currently stand. We who remain in the Protestant tradition want to say that Reformation was a success.

— Stanley Hauerwas