| Quote of the Day - from Dorothy Sayers |
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| Written by Sherry | |
| Monday, 07 May 2007 13:42 | |
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I came across this again as I'm working on Making Disciples. One of the things that we have seen over and over emerge from intentional discipleship is a remarkable new kind of apostolic creativity. Dorothy Sayers understood why. She quotes A.D. Lindsey’s wonderful observation: “The difference between ordinary people and saints is not that saints fulfill duties that ordinary men neglect. The things saints do have not usually occurred to ordinary people at all. . .’ Gracious’ conduct is like the work of an artist. It needs imagination and spontaneity. It is not the choice between presented alternatives but the creation of something new.” |