Church attendance Quote by Rodney Stark

One of the reasons there are largely Catholic and largely Protestant regions of Germany today is that people did sort themselves out geographically.

— Susan Jacoby

“But in a few years, as part of their effort to push Jews out of German public life, the Nazis would attempt to puah…

— Eric Metaxas

The majority of Jews are secular... the Nazis never checked if anyone was going to the synagogue or eating kosher.

— David Baddiel

I can't think of many other laws we might need. For now, though, we'll be talking to German Muslims over issues of coexistence.

— Wolfgang Schauble

“Third, though oppression to the level of ‘being thrown in jail’ for one’s Christian faith may not yet be apparent in the United States,…

— John Price

Under the constitution, as the Danish queen I am bound to the Lutheran faith, but that does not exclude people of other faiths.

— Margrethe II of Denmark

“Finally, Lutheran and Reformed traditions distinguish (without separating) three uses of the law: the first (pedagogical), to expose our guilt and corruption, driving us…

— Michael S. Horton

“The Nazis had adopted similar tactics all over Germany. The hour for religious teaching in the schools had become no longer available. It was…

— Kathrine Kressmann Taylor

“The practice of “tolerance,” in the sense of allowing people to dissent, did not of course exist in any part of Christian Europe in…

— Henry Kamen

Lutheranism restricted itself to an exclusively ecclesiastical and theological character, while Calvinism put its impress in and outside the church upon every aspect of…

— Abraham Kuyper

“Even more systemic persecution was on the way, Messersmith wrote. He had learned that a draft existed of a new law that would effectively…

— Erik Larson

“The Law is used un-lawfully, not when presented as the rule of the believer’s life, but when it is opposed to Christ!”

— Arthur W. Pink