Julia Forrester’s Reviews > None Like Him: 10 Ways God Is Different from Us > Status Update

"When we apply the terms always or never to other people, we speak an untruth. Human beings don't always or never anything, we often or habitually, but we do not always or never. As finite and mutable creatures, we cannot lay claim to these terms, either as pejoratives or as praise. They can only truly be spoken of God."

"Rather than stewarding resources, we treat them as consumable, expendable, only holding value insofar as they satiate our cravings. When we attach our worship to something less than God, we end up consuming and casting off the person or thing we worship in his place. And in the consuming and casting off, we reveal that the true object of our worship is self. We make a shameless declaration of 'I AM'".

"when we ask another human to be unlimited lay trustworthy in any area, we are asking someone who is 'only human' to be God."

"When we lose sight of the majesty of God, we invariably fill the gap in our vision with the fable of the majesty of someone else. "