Quotemeal: May. 29th, 1955

Sunday, May 29, 1955

"Knowledge of God can be fully given to man only in a Person, never in a doctrine. Faith is not the holding of correct doctrine, but personal fellowship with the living God."
— William Temple

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"Whatever else may be said of man, this one thing is clear: He is not what he is capable of being."
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J. I. Packer
"The world does not need more Christian writers — it needs more good writers and composers who are Christians."
C. S. Lewis
"Many times disillusionment comes simply because our circumstances don't fit our concept of who God is and how He works."
Mark Wiley

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Illustration of William Temple — "Knowledge of God can be fully given to man only in a Person, never in a doctrine. Faith is not the holding of correct doctrine, but personal fellowship with the living God."

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Quotemeal is a daily dose of Christian quotes to inspire and encourage.