Difference between revisions of "Quotes About Wealth"
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"The rich may chase their dreams and dress themselves up, but inside they are living in poverty." | "The rich may chase their dreams and dress themselves up, but inside they are living in poverty." | ||
*The Redeemer (January 18, 2010) | *The Redeemer (January 18, 2010) | ||
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| + | "Here the poor are often more rich in spirit than the rich themselves, who have a great competing agenda differing from their primary purpose and function of being in the world." | ||
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| + | "The power of force, the power of wealth, the attractions of beauty and charm ultimatly cannot compete or compare with [God's Power and Presence]." | ||
| + | God's Power and Presence in the World, April 23, 2011 | ||
==Long Quotes== | ==Long Quotes== | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 12 November 2011
Short Quotes
"The rich may chase their dreams and dress themselves up, but inside they are living in poverty."
- The Redeemer (January 18, 2010)
"Here the poor are often more rich in spirit than the rich themselves, who have a great competing agenda differing from their primary purpose and function of being in the world."
"The power of force, the power of wealth, the attractions of beauty and charm ultimatly cannot compete or compare with [God's Power and Presence]." God's Power and Presence in the World, April 23, 2011
Long Quotes
"The highly educated, the highly sophisticated—people who indulge themselves in ideas and beliefs and social trends—have a great difficulty, whereas a simple poor person can respond more immediately. It is a curious thing that the more that people have and pretend to be, the more difficult it is for them to have this clarity, this simplicity, and this honesty."
- Integrity (April 6, 2011)
"The wealthy are far more deluded than the poor. They are far more distracted. They are far more seduced. They have far greater attachments to things of little value than do the poor."
- What Happens After Death (July 11, 2008)