Who said this?
For it [Christianity] is a doctrine not of the tongue but of life. It is not apprehended by the understanding and memory alone, as other disciplines are, but it is received only when it possesses the whole soul, and finds a seat and resting place in the inmost affection of the heart… it must enter our heart and pass into our daily living, and so transform us into itself that it may not be unfruitful for us.
A. John Piper
B. Mark Driscoll
C. Jonathan Edwards
D. John Calvin
E. Mother Teresa
No prizes this time, sorry. Just the satisfaction, if you get it right.
2 comments:
Calvin per chance?!
E. Mother Teresa
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