Taylor Eaton

“Our ultimate aim in persuasion is not to win an argument but to bring others into a fuller enjoyment of God.”
― Aaron Garriott, A Word Fitly Spoken: A Theology of Communication

“And as Christ is preached each week, through the whole service as well as the sermon, he is as truly present and active by the Holy Spirit as if he were present physically.”
― Michael S. Horton, A Better Way: Rediscovering the Drama of God-Centered Worship

“Fancy rhetoric doesn’t have the power to persuade and enable men to embrace Christ.”
― Aaron Garriott, A Word Fitly Spoken: A Theology of Communication

“What distinguishes spoken words from mathematics is what they can communicate. For words to exist you need a speaker. But when it comes to numbers, a machine can do the job. Since atheists don’t believe that the cosmos has a maker, they prefer counting things to pondering the meaning of things.7 The problem with this is they can’t account for human intelligence in this manner. They assume that the human brain is just a computer and the mind is its software. That’s why materialists in Silicon Valley believe that computers will become conscious when they can compute large amounts of data fast enough.”
― C.R. Wiley, The Household and the War for the Cosmos: Recovering a Christian Vision for the Family