ARTICLES #Food for Thought Quotes

The article contains twenty-five quotes about faith, a term which is defined by the author of Book of Hebrews as “confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” The sources of faith quotes are the following: Alex Moises, author of the Book of Hebrews, Carrie Lowrance, Dwight Eisenhower, Gordon B. Hinckley, Grace Theological Seminary, Jesus, John Hagee, King David, Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Mike Pompeo, Patrick Henry, St. James, St. Paul and Steve Scalise.

The article provides quotes from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe who is one of the greatest figures in German literature. The Goethe quotes deal with many and various topics such as character, truth and wisdom, values and virtues, science and literature.

The article contains quotes from Alex Moises, Mike Pompeo and Steve Scalise. The topics of the quotes are the following: Bible, Christmas, education and learning, faith, freedom of conscience, Jesus Christ, love, and prayer and praying.

The article contains quotes by St. Thomas Aquinas, an Italian Dominican priest born during the Medieval era and a Doctor of the Church. He is best known for the work entitled, “Summa Theologica,” or “Summa Theologiae,” which serves as basis for many teachings of the Catholic Church as well as other Christian Churches and denominations.

The article deals with St. John Bosco quotes. St. John Bosco, or Don Bosco as he was and is popularly called, was an Italian priest who singularly devoted his time, energy and resources for the care and education of children who are poor, disadvantaged, orphaned and lacking in guidance for the sake of Christ.

The article contains quotes by Douglas MacArthur, an American general and a World War II hero.

The article contains quotes by Jose Rizal who is considered by many Filipinos as the foremost national hero of the Philippines.

The article deals with quotes from people whose citizenship is American. There are 35 Americans listed as sources of quotes, and among them among are Calvin Coolidge, Joel Kotkin, John Adams, John Hagee, Joyce Kilmer, Kenny Rogers, Lee Iacocca, Leo Buscaglia, Martin Luther King Jr., Mike Pompeo, Muhammad Ali, Neil Armstrong, Patrick Henry, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Ronald Reagan, Samuel Francis Smith, Steve Scalise, Susan B. Anthony, William Penn and William Wundt. There are more.

The article contains quotes about Jesus – the Son of God, the chosen one who saved mankind from sin and destruction by dying on the cross and by rising from the dead three days after he buried.

As the title clearly suggests, the article contains Calvin Coolidge quotes. Born on July 4, 1872, in Plymouth, Vermont, Coolidge served as president of the United States from 1923-1928.

The article deals with quotes from people whose citizenship is American. There are 40 Americans listed as sources of quotes. Among the Americans listed as sources of quotes are Abraham Lincoln, Antonin Scalia, Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Devos, Calvin Coolidge, Charlton Heston, David Friedman, Douglas MacArthur, Dwight Eisenhower, Frank Sinatra, George Washington, James Comer, James Madison, Jeff Sessions, Jen Kiggans, Martin Luther King, Jr., Mike Pompeo, Steve Scalise, Theodore Roosevelt and Thomas Jefferson. There are more.

The article contains quotes from Ronald Reagan, the California governor who became the 40th president of the United States from 1981-1989 and whose time at the White House was a defining moment not only for modern socio-political life in the U.S. but also, more importantly, for modern world history.