Christianity Quote by John Dewey

Christianity - An old metaphysical romance, filled with marvels, contradictions, and absurdity, born in the ardent imagination of Orientals, has spread into our Europe.…

— Frederick The Great

“It is supernaturalism, which in point of fact forms the point of controversy between Christianity and many panegyrists of modern culture.”

— Herman Bavinck

Christianity is either supernatural or nothing at all.

— Reinhard Bonnke

Christianity is in its nature revolutionary

— Walter Rauschenbusch

“Christian religion cannot abandon this supernaturalism without annihilating itself.”

— Herman Bavinck

Christianity, with or without its whole apparatus of dogma, will endure in its essence for thousands of years after us; there will always be…

— Bjornstjerne Bjornson

Christianity is an old metaphysical fiction, stuffed with fables, contradictions and absurdities: it was spawned in the fevered imagination of the Orientals, and then…

— Frederick The Great

“Conventional, organized religion, in its most decadent form, is an inert parody of the genuine religious experience as much as modern occult organizations are…

— Zeena Schreck

But herein lies the rub: Christianity has been on a long-term trend of decline in every Western cultural context that we can identify.

— Alan Hirsch

Christianity is the very root and foundation of Western civilization.

— Dinesh D'Souza

“The disasters of the late Middle Ages tore Christianity from its roots—cultural, geographical, and linguistic. This “uprooting” created the Christianity that we commonly think…

— Philip Jenkins

Despite its protests to the contrary, modern Christianity has become willy-nilly the religion of the state and the economic status quo. Because it has…

— Wendell Berry