We should remember, therefore, the use of Christian words is no guarantee that the thinking or the view of reality being offered is biblical.

The mind which asks for a non-miraculous Christianity is a mind in process of relapsing from Christianity into mere "religion."

New Age replacements for religion soothe the conscience instead of rubbing it the wrong way.

All roads lead to the judgment seat of Christ.

Every error may be based upon some part of Scripture taken from its connection; But no error can stand the test of all Scripture.

A person does not usually join a cult because he has done an exhaustive analysis of world religions and has decided that a particular cult presents the best theology available. Instead, a person usually joins a cult because he has problems that he is having trouble solving, and the cult promises to solve these problems.

The popular point of view is unconsciously syncretistic: it is widely believed that "all religions really mean the same thing."

As Christ is the end of the Law and the Gospel and has within himself all the treasures of wisdom and understanding, so also is he the mark at which all heretics aim and direct their arrows.

Nothing can deceive unless it bears a plausible resemblance to reality.

To pretend that Christianity was intended to stereotype existing forms of government and society, and protect them against change, is to reduce it to the level of Islamism and Brahminism. It is precisely because Christianity has not done this that it has been the religion of the progressive portion of mankind.

Ignorance is the mark of the heathen, knowledge of the true church, and conceit of the heretics.

Theologians are called to be the church's water engineers and sewage officers; it is their job to see that God's pure truth flows abundantly where it is needed, and to filter out any intrusive pollution that might damage health.

It is surely harmful to souls to make it a heresy to believe what is proved.

Heresy is the school of pride.

As Christ is the end of the Law and the Gospel and has within himself all the treasures of wisdom and understanding, so also is he the mark at which all heretics aim and direct their arrows.

...he that will blow the Coals must not wonder if some Sparks do fly in his face...

Our twentieth century, far from being notable for scientific scepticism, is one of the most credulous eras in all history. It is not that people believe in nothing - which would be bad enough - but that they believe in anything - which is really terrible.