Waldspurger Math Quotes

#1. I would have no desire other than to accomplish thy will. Teach me to pray; pray thyself in me.

Francois Fenelon

#2. Al-Qaeda's resurgence brings out the worst in the Bush Administration's math and logic.

Jon Stewart

#3. 'Egalitarians' who complain about inequality view the wealth of the wealthiest as bad in itself: it disfigures society. They would enact a wealth tax to extirpate the offending wealth.

Edmund Phelps

#4. If all men are born free, why is it that all women are born slaves?

Mary Astell

#5. Our words have power. They impact others, but they also impact us.

Michael Hyatt

#6. Sometimes you never fully understand why you are attracted to a project until you get deeper into it.

Brie Larson

#7. Because when these tiny little things are afraid, they shine.

Jessi Kirby

#8. If you believe in Jesus, you are not to spend all your time in the calm waters just inside the harbor, full of joy, but always tied to the dock. You have to get out past the harbor into the great depths of God, and begin to know things for yourself - begin to have spiritual discernment.

Oswald Chambers

#9. What could be more general than 2, which can represent two galaxies or two pickles, or one galaxy plus one pickle (the mind doth boggle), or just 2 gently bobbing - where? It, like God, is an "I am" and many have thought that it must be a precipitate of ultimate reality.

Alfred W. Crosby

#10. Not to be too grandiose about it, but in a way I see myself like Sir Edmund Hillary. The water was my Everest.

Lewis Gordon Pugh

#11. The nice thing about having a brain is that one can learn, that ignorance can be supplanted by knowledge, and that small bits of knowledge can gradually pile up into substantial heaps.

Douglas Hofstadter

#12. I mean really: If even Conan Doyle hungered to shove Holmes off a tall cliff, surely a young female of obvious intelligence would have brained the detective on first sight.

Laurie R. King

#13. Tell the truth and shame the devil.

Francois Rabelais