David Ellsworth > Quotes

“When men are given the power to judge themselves, no guilt will ever be found”
― David Ellsworth, Smith County Justice

“Gravity doesn't exist, it's just that our planet sucks.”
― David Ellsworth, Daisy's Field

“The world will always have people who have more than they'll ever need and people who need more than they'll ever have.”
― David Ellsworth

“In the collision between the past and future is a spark known as now.”
― David Ellsworth, Micah's Mountain

“And like all things, the problems disappeared. The challenges, goals and ambitions melted into folly and the reasons for all things homogenized into us and the enchantment of coffee-flavored kisses on a bright and promising morning became our religion, hope, destiny and dream. And it was beautiful then . . . . in a two room flat in the Alps of a city where love once lived.”
― David Ellsworth, Daisy's Field

“Only the most fervent continues to accept the idea that the Bible is infallible or that it was composed via divine inspiration. To believe otherwise is to take logic and feed it to faith where it dies of intellectual starvation.”
― David Ellsworth, Micah's Mountain

“Wishes are seeds of hope. Some take root in the fertile soil of reality while others continue as memories of lost desires. Wishes have inspired great successes, filled fountains and lip-polished a stone in Ireland.
Wishes are the visions we create in relation to our talents, needs or simple wants. We have decorated all we wish for with the spirit of mere possibility. Someone has to win the lottery, why not me?
Some wishes are greater than possibility. Some defy a greater design. All are dreams of achieving something we cannot do alone, not without the luxury of chance.”
― David Ellsworth, CHRISTMAS STORIES NEVER TOLD

“Belief can build churches, but their foundations are never formed of fact.”
― David Ellsworth, Micah's Mountain

“If God can forgive George W. Bush, He owes Sodom and Gomorrah an apology”
― David Ellsworth, THE ELLSWORTH COLLECTION

“When I looked upon the stars, I thought of a reason why I loved you for each one. And it was wonderful until I ran out of stars.”
― David Ellsworth, Daisy's Field

“Miracles are claims and the gods of men are opinions and no abundance of belief or faith will make them greater than that.”
― David Ellsworth, Micah's Mountain