Quotes About Religion

Religious experiences are meaningless unless they are accompanied by verbal communication that carry intelligible content.

The necessary result is that the person who claims to believe both divine sovereignty and human freedom believes neither.

Scientists and non-Christians may wallow in contradictions, but Christians must not tolerate them.

The Christian faith is indestructible because our Father is greater than all. The church is invincible because Christ promises to build his church and that the forces of hell will not overcome it. Christianity is a permanent religion, and Christ's church a permanent institution.

Those who claim to be Christians often do not show more respect for God and concern for worshipers than the Jews in the day of Christ.

your allegiance belongs to the God of your imagination or whether it belongs to the God of the Bible.

God hands them a book, and in effect, says, "Read it. Believe it and live. Disbelieve it and burn in hell." This is very difficult, even impossible, for non-Christians to accept.

those who deny the existence of God are suppressing the truth because of their wickedness and rebellion.

Either we think that all non-Christians are stupid and in the dark, or we call God a liar.

Christianity is the only true worldview, and it alone makes knowledge possible. All other systems of thought collapse into skepticism, but since skepticism is self-contradictory, one cannot remain in such a position, and Christianity is the only way out of the epistemological abyss.

The Bible is aware that there are those who deny God, and it says that they are stupid people. The non-Christian is a fool.

False doctrines and religions, whether outside or inside of the church, alarm the true people of God, awake them from their spiritual slumber and complacency, incite them to pursue holiness, and compel them to define the biblical doctrines and refine their theological formulations.

The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God'" (Psalm 14:1). The

Thus Christians must regard non-Christians as intellectually and ethically inferior. Of course non-Christians may think that this is an unkind and offensive assessment, but Christians must not think like them.

Christianity teaches that man needs salvation, and that he is saved by faith in Jesus Christ.

You must not think that you had the good sense or moral clarity to choose Christ, as if God did not sovereignly and irresistibly cause you to so choose. The doctrine of free will represents the height of impiety and the essence of false religion.

Some people think that every human being is a child of God. Against this misconception, the Bible teaches that every non-Christian is a child of the devil:

Since Christianity is the truth, to perform an investigation for truth independently of it necessarily means that the investigation must adopt a false starting point.

Although even Christians often assume that human beings possess free will, it is a pagan notion that finds no support from the Bible.

It does not pretend to grant you the right to oppose or debate it. You must agree with it, believe it, and obey it. It does not respect private values and private opinions, as if we are each our own god. It ignores those things that we would consider our rights when we are dealing with our fellow human beings. This is because when we are dealing with the Bible, we are not dealing with other human beings, but with God himself.

person who fellowships with God must know that there is a God, that God is a Trinity – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – and not Allah, or Buddha, his neighbor's cat, or the tree in his backyard.

For man to be free in any relevant sense, he must be free from God, and if he is free from God in any sense and in any degree, then God is not absolutely sovereign. The God of the Bible is rejected.[14]

It is right for man to submit to God and obey his commands (Ecclesiastes 12:13).

Those who claim to be Christians but who scorn doctrinal studies do not truly love God, even though they would like to think that they love him. But to love God by our own definition and on our own terms is not to regard him as God, and thus not to love him at all.