10 quotes about worshipping follow in order of popularity. Be sure to bookmark and share your favorites!

He wasn't raised as a Christian, and he had never found any kind of religion to settle down with. He thought he'd found something that worked for him. It's not worshipping the devil. It's nothing ritualistic. It's about the pursuit of knowledge. He explained to me that there can be Satanic Christians. It gave him the peacefulness and serenity of Buddhism. It was a real peaceful thing.

Jeremy Burgess
0

Three lies we learned in school:1. answering questions as opposed to asking them 2. endless memorization as a learning method; and 3. worshipping at the foot of success rather than understanding failure.

Richard Saul Wurman
0

God is everywhere but He is most manifest in man. So serve man as God. That is as good as worshipping God.

Ramakrishna
0

I'm tired of people calling me a devil worshipper. It's kind of pointless you know. Because if the Devil did exist, he'd be worshipping me, because I'm more successful than he is.

Marilyn Manson
0

We should stop worshipping flags and respect the people, remember the people and forget the flags.

Betty Williams
0

If you've got other obligations, this service shouldn't interfere with you worshipping in your regular church.

Sam Henley
0

I couldn't live like that with my friends worshipping money. I couldn't live like that. People wanted to chase girls, they had a silent competition about finding the best girls, and who had the best party on the bus. It was childish. It broke my heart.

Brian Welch
0

It is not the evil itself which is horrifying about our times – it is the way we not only tolerate evil, but have made a cult of positively worshipping weakness, depravity, rottenness and evil itself.

George Lincoln Rockwell
0

There are fellow parishioners we never see because we are worshipping in two different locations.

Irene Ballasty
0

Anytime you have congregations worshipping either at multiple times or multiple locations, you run the risk of not having a robust, rich sense of who the congregation is. It's disjointed pieces and therefore allows for little cliques or niches within the congregation.

Scott Thumma
0