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Christianity

A cowboy was converted in one of Bud Robinson's meetings. Out of habit a few days later he dismounted in front of the town saloon and started to tie his horse to the hitching post. Just then Robinson came along and gave this advice, ``If you are going to follow Jesus, you had better find a new hitching rail.''
Dr. Wallace Fridy; A Lamp Unto My Feet (Abingdon Press)

A child who is given a ball and told it is the only ball he will ever have in his life cannot enjoy it much because he is overfearful of losing it. Another child, told that if he is good he will be given another ball, one that will never wear out and will give him unending pleasure, need not be afraid of losing the first. So it is with the man who has only one world, in contrast to the Christian,
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen; Peace of Soul (Whittlesey)

Christianity, because it is outside the civilizations of the East and West, is alone capable of uniting both. Western civilization is practical. In it a man does everything. Eastern civilization is mystical. God does everything, man does nothing. Because of its position, Christianity alone is capable of building ``One World'' by serving as a mediator between both, as it mediates man and the universe, this would and the next.
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen; The Quotable Fulton J. Sheen (Droke House)

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