Food Quote by Joe Rigney

“But suppose casting all these things into an imaginary world, stripping them of their stained-glass and Sunday school associations, one could make them for…

— Joe Rigney

“What many call 'plundering the Egyptians' is nothing more than dumpster diving in Egypt.”

— Joe Rigney

“Idolatry begins with a false separation of gift and giver. Rather than a momentary comparison for the sake of testing our affections, idolatry is…

— Joe Rigney

“Growing up doesn’t mean replacing old loves as much as it means adding new ones.”

— Joe Rigney

“No more I do, your Majesty. But what’s that got to do with it? I might as well die on a wild goose chase…

— Joe Rigney

“is a rebellion of the branches against the tree: if the rebels could succeed they would find that they had destroyed themselves”

— Joe Rigney

“I am almost inclined to set it up as a canon that a children’s story which is only enjoyed by children is a bad…

— Joe Rigney

“To summarize, Lewis sees the progression like this: 1) the marginalization of value statements leads to 2) the separation of fact from value, which…

— Joe Rigney

“The difference between the dark magic of the Egyptian magicians and Elymas on the one hand, and Moses and Paul on the other was…

— Joe Rigney

“Indeed, the Witch provides two meals to Edmund: the enchanted candy and stale bread and water. The Witch and her evil are the origins…

— Joe Rigney

“As G. K. Chesterton reminded us, the reason that order and structure exist in the world is so that good things can run wild.”

— Joe Rigney

“The triune God of Scripture lives! He is not static. He is not lifeless. He is not bored. He is not boring. He is…

— Joe Rigney