Ralph Gnann

“because they reminded them of the unpleasant fact that they lived in a dangerous world with wolves in it. And that they could only go about their lives safely under the watchful eyes and guns of the sheepdogs.”
― Michael Stephen Fuchs, Maximum Violence

“We have free will.  Without that we couldn’t truly love God.  Humans are corrupted by sins, and we have the choice to choose salvation offered by God through Jesus Christ.  Love cannot exist where there is not the freedom to choose.  And because we have free will, we have the choice to do good or bad.”
― Wade H. Garrett, The Angel of Vengeance - The Most Gruesome Series on the Market

“Few things moved people like religion. For some people, their politics was their religion. For some, football, soccer or bowling became their most sacred belief. On Earth in the past, communism became the religion of Karl Marx, Lenin and hundreds of millions of true believers. In the United States, feminism had become a religion. If you spoke out against it, certain people went ballistic. The same held true for gun rights and a host of other issues.”
― Vaughn Heppner, Star Viking

“In the earliest days of proto-humanity, survival of the fittest ensured that the hardy and clever humans passed on their genetic material to the ensuing generations. The slow and the dull-witted died out, weeding their genes from the collective pool of possibilities. Your modern society has reversed the process. The hardy and clever have few children as they use their time and energy to amass wealth and position. The slothful and ignorant have mass broods, filling your planets with sub-standard stock.”
― Vaughn Heppner, The Lost Command