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Our character is our will; for what we will we are.
Henry Edward Manning
God knows that I would rather stand in the lowest place within the Truth, than in the highest without it. Nay, outside the Truth the higher the worse. It is only so much more opposition to Truth, so much more propagation of falsehood.
Henry Edward Manning
The softness, and the glare, and the temptations, and the licence, and the lax examples about us, are more seducing and dangerous than the winter of penal laws. They hardened the manhood of Catholic parents. The summer sun relaxes many.
Henry Edward Manning
All human conflict is ultimately theological.
Henry Edward Manning
A necessity of my reason constrains me to believe the existence of God, because I can in no other way account for my own existence. I am either uncaused, or self-caused, or caused by a cause.
Henry Edward Manning
God attracts us to Him by instincts, and desires, and aspirations after a happiness higher than sense, and more enduring, more changeless, than this mortal life. God speaks to us articulately in the stirring life of nature, and in the silence of our own being.
Henry Edward Manning
No ignorance of truth is a personal sin before God, except that ignorance which springs from personal sin.
Henry Edward Manning
There are only two centres, God and ourselves; and we must rest on one or the other. We cannot rest on both.
Henry Edward Manning