Quotes About Engagement

You engage, and then you wait and see.

Whoever reflects on the origin of sin cannot engage himself in a merely theoretical dispute; rather, he is engaged, intimately and personally, in the problem of sin's guilt.

No one should ever be bored. One can be horrified, or disgusted, but one can't be bored.

The only people who seem to have nothing to do with the education of the children are the parents.

Il y a en tout homme un spectateur et un acteur, celui qui parle et celui qui répond.

There's no game without the NPCs. There's just some bullshit hero, wandering around with no one to talk to and nothing to do.

Showing up is what counts.

The most important thing is finding someone you wish to play with.

We must fill our infinite days with something.

You can either be a bystander who lives his life in reaction to the decisions that others make, or you can be the leader who is making those decisions.

Teachers assign it, and parents are happy because their kids are reading something of 'quality.' But it's forcing kids to read books like that that make them think they hate reading.

Bookstores attract the right kind of folk.

The thing about Shakespeare is you can only read his books if someone is making you.

Hi," Sam said, without looking at her. "You can watch if you want. I'm going to play until the end of this life." "That's a good philosophy," Anna said.

this is the truth of any game—it can only exist at the moment that it is being played.

To make a game is to imagine the person playing it.

You are happy and you are bored. You need to find a new pastime.

The first way Maya approaches a book is to smell it.

I've decided we're going to be great friends, by the way. Don't bother trying to resist me. I'll stalk you until you submit.

There's no game without the NPCs," you tell him. "There's just some bullshit hero, wandering around with no one to talk to and nothing to do.

There were smart people, yes. There were people with whom you might have a decent conversation for twenty minutes. But to find someone who you wanted to talk to for 609 hours—that was rare. Even Marx—Marx was devoted, creative, and bright, but he was not Sadie.

Showing up is what counts, A.J.

but I'm not sure I'm the intended audience.

When I read a book, I want you to be reading it at the same time. I