Quotes About Integrity
Who obeys, shines.
~ George MacDonald
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There is no law that sermons shall be the preacher's own, but there is an eternal law against all manner of humbug. Pardon the word.
~ George MacDonald
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It is not betrayal of feeling, but avoidance of duty, that constitutes weakness.
~ George MacDonald
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A man's real belief is that which he lives by;
~ George MacDonald
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However strange it may well seem, to do one's duty will make anyone conceited who only does it sometimes. Those who do it always would as soon think of being conceited of eating their dinner as of doing their duty. What honest boy would pride himself on not picking pockets?
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It is one of the poorest of human weaknesses that a man would be ashamed of saying he has done wrong instead of so ashamed of having done wrong that he cannot rest till he has said so. For the shame cleaves fast until the confession removes it.
~ George MacDonald
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The man who recognizes the truth of any human relation and neglects the duty involved is not a true man.... A man may be aware of the highest truths of many things, and yet not be a true man, inasmuch as the essentials of manhood are not his aim: he has not come into the flower of his own being.
~ George MacDonald
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Truth is truth, whether from the lips of Jesus or Balaam
~ George MacDonald
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The part of philanthropist is indeed a dangerous one; and the man who would do his neighbour good must first study how not to do him evil, and must begin by pulling the beam out of his own eye.
~ George MacDonald
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For their fancied good, we should never wish our children or our friends to do what we would not do ourselves, if we were in their position. We must accept righteous sacrifices as well as make them.
~ George MacDonald
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he was always too much of a man to want to look like a man by imitating men. That is unmanly. A boy who wants to look like a man is not a manly boy, and men do not care for his company. A true boy is always welcome to a true man, but a would-be man is better on the other side of the wall.
~ George MacDonald
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But may not one sometimes make a mistake without being able to help it?' 'Yes. But so long as he is not after his own ends, he will never make a serious mistake.
~ George MacDonald
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The man whose vision is weak, but who, as far as he sees, and desirous to see farther, does the thing he sees, is a true man. If a man knows what is, and says it is not, his knowing does not make him less than a liar.
~ George MacDonald
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The man is a true man who chooses duty; he is a perfect man who at length never thinks of duty, who forgets the name of it.
~ George MacDonald
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He is right with himself because right with him whence he came.
~ George MacDonald
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If a man keeps the law, I know he is a lover of his neighbour. But he is not a lover because he keeps the law: he keeps the law because he is a lover.
~ George MacDonald
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To the honest soul it is a comfort to believe that the truth will one day be known, that it will cease to be supposed that he was and did as dull heads and hearts reported of him. Still more satisfactory will be the unveiling where a man is misunderstood by those who ought to know him better—who, not even understanding the point at issue, take it for granted he is about to do the wrong thing, while he is crying for courage to heed neither himself nor his friends, but only the Lord.
~ George MacDonald
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Let a man do right, nor trouble himself about worthless opinion; the less he heeds tongues, the less difficult will he find it to love men. Let him comfort himself with the thought that the truth must out. He will not have to pass through eternity with the brand of ignorant or malicious judgment upon him. He shall find his peers and be judged of them.
~ George MacDonald
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To confess uprightness in one of the opposite party seemed to most men to involve treachery to their own.
~ George MacDonald
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No man can lie FOR God, however he may try it, for God is lovelier than all the imaginations of all his creatures can think.
~ George MacDonald
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She was beginning to learn that a man may be right, although the creed for which he is ready to die may contain much that is wrong.
~ George MacDonald
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but it is not that I do not think you a Christian; it is that I want you to be a downright real Christian, not one that is but trying to feel as a Christian ought to feel. I have lost so much precious time in that way!
~ George MacDonald
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She who is even once unjust can not complain if the like is expected of her again.
~ George MacDonald
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when the games going against you, stay calm - and cheat.
~ George MacDonald Fraser
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