Quotes about Ambiguity
There are some things we may not understand, but we can sense them perfectly well.
- Olga Tokarczuk
It is at Dusk that the most interesting things occur, for that is when simple differences fade away. I could live in everlasting Dusk.
- Olga Tokarczuk
Whenever I set off on any sort of journey I fall off the radar. No one knows where I am. At the point I departed from? Or at the point I'm headed to? Can there be an in-between?
- Olga Tokarczuk
I pass billboards that announce in black and white, in English, 'Jesus loves even you'. I feel uplifted by the unexpected encouragement; I'm only slightly alarmed by the 'even'. (page 336)
- Olga Tokarczuk
Beauty?... To me it is a word without sense because I do not know where its meaning comes from nor where it leads to.
- Pablo Picasso
I'd like to live as a poor man with lots of money.
- Pablo Picasso
There will be moments when you simply don't understand what is going on.
- Paul David Tripp
And again, the genius of the laws is their ambiguity, not their clarity, for their ambiguity is the very thing that allows them to gain new life with each passing year, ensuring that past and present forever remain connected and in dialogue.
- Peter Enns
The diversity we see in the Bible reflects the inevitably changing circumstances of the biblical writers across the centuries as they grappled with their sacred yet ancient and ambiguous tradition.
- Peter Enns
The diversity we see in the Bible reflects the inevitably changing circumstances of the biblical writers across the centuries as they grappled with their sacred yet ancient and ambiguous tradition. And again, the same could be said of people of faith today.
- Peter Enns
And here is the absolutely vital and life-changing take-home point for us: ancient and ambiguous laws, in order to remain relevant, needed to be adapted—which results in the diversity of the laws we see in the Old Testament.
- Peter Enns
Strict legalism is a myth. Laws have a knack for ambiguity, and it only takes a moment of reflection to see that they have to be interpreted, which isn't exactly breaking news. The entire history of Judaism and Christianity bears witness to people of faith doing just that.
- Peter Enns