A1c Numbers Quotes

#1. Intuition and concepts constitute ... the elements of all our knowledge, so that neither concepts without an intuition in some way corresponding to them, nor intuition without concepts, can yield knowledge.

Immanuel Kant

#2. Soak in the history. Embrace the challenge. And feed off the hostility of the crowd.

Eric Thomas

#3. I actually enjoy being on my own, because it allows me to do what I do.

Bill Kirchen

#4. If the writer does not cry, the reader does not cry.

Robert Frost

#5. We're all too apt to think that things are as we feel them to be, forgetting that they have an objective value apart from what we feel about them. An embittered mind colors the world black for its owner yet that does not alter the fact that the world is a treasure house of beauty and love.

Elizabeth Goudge

#6. Every lizard lies on its belly, so we cannot tell which has a belly-ache

Chinua Achebe

#7. It is not for the illusion of a moment to govern the choice of a lifetime.

Pierre-Ambroise Choderlos De Laclos

#8. Any manipulation of the Scriptures to make them speak peace
to the natural man is evil and can only lead to ruin.

Aiden Wilson Tozer

#9. All the selling out talk is really overrated, the funny thing is it hardly ever comes from bands, it comes from some kid who thinks they're so punk because they have a purple mohawk

Tom DeLonge

#10. I want to wake up! a young woman shouted to the classroom ceiling. With her wide-set eyes and freckles, she looked like a nice person. Then a knobby-boned creature advanced on her. But she couldn't wake. And she likely wouldn't ever again.

Erin Kellison

#11. He (man) is both dust of earth and breath of God.

Billy Graham

#12. Because sex, drugs, and religion all hinge on the same kind of simple neurochemical events: addictive, euphoric, exhilirating - and all, equally, meaningless.

Greg Egan

#13. The literal Greek translation is "school for naked exercise." Which made toweling off the stationary bike even more important.

A. J. Jacobs

#14. We should think of the church as an orchestra in which the different churches play on different instruments while a Divine Conductor calls the tune.

William Ralph Inge