David Thurman

“Charles Finney has stated, “Mercy will, of course, manifest itself in action, and in effort to pardon, or to procure a pardon, unless the attribute of wisdom prevent. It may be unwise to pardon, or to seek the pardon of a guilty one. In such cases, as all the attributes of benevolence must necessarily harmonize, no effort will be made to realize its end.”
― Michael E. Wolfe, Created in the Image and Likeness of God

“The zygote is a new life genetically distinct from either parent—a new and unique human being.”
― Steve Laufmann, Your Designed Body

“One of the most vital steps in our pursuit of holiness is simply to see God as the infinitely holy, ever-present God he is. At this critical juncture we don’t need a list of do’s and don’ts. We don’t need someone else to define for us what is acceptable behavior and what is not. That will come in time. At the start we need simply to see God in all of his infinite, glorious, splendid holiness and to realize that everything we do, we do in his presence, with his awareness.”
― Shawn McMullen, Coming Home to Holiness: Embracing the Life You Were Meant to Live

“A Christian writer has summed this up well: “The ‘Christian state’ is one that gives no special public privilege to Christian citizens but seeks justice for all as a matter of principle.”6”
― Charles W. Colson, God & Government: An Insider's View on the Boundaries Between Faith & Politics