Brevity in quotes is their virtue, verbosity their vice.

If we fail to quote those with whom we find fault, we'll soon fail to quote altogether . . . even ourselves.

When a writer tries to explain too much, he's out of time before he begins.

Against beliefs in extinction of self at bodily death or loss of identity in reincarnation stands the truly human-friendly hope celebrated by Easter faith: a personal, immortal reintegration of body, soul and spirit for which Jesus Christ’s Resurrection is the prototype.

When a religious culture trains its children to treat the sight of human genitals as a sexual event, it has sown a pornographic view of the body and will reap a sex-addicted society.

The promised blessing on readers of the Bible's last book (Rev.1:3) isn't to fully understand its symbolism but to get the "hell" scared out of them!