Let a man mercifully correct what he can, let him patiently bear what he cannot correct, and groan and sorrow over it with love.

Cyprian, bishop of Carthage

The Italian poet Boccaccio told a story about a Jew who came to Rome [in the late Middle Ages] and embraced Christianity on the basis that any religion that could survive such iniquities of its leaders must be the true faith.

Dr. David Calhoun, lecturing at Covenant Seminary

The following quote is from Jacobus (James) Arminius where he addresses his opponents and how they misrepresent his position: Read more …