A Column of Fire (Kingsbridge, #3)
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“When a man is certain that he knows God’s will, and is resolved to do it regardless of the cost, he is the most dangerous person in the world.”
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The simple idea that people should be allowed to worship as they wished caused more suffering than the ten plagues of Egypt.
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“Debts make enemies.”
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Her well-being was more important to me than my own. I have learned, during the course of a long life, that that is the meaning of love.
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In Paris as everywhere, servants did not have the costly luxury of beds, but slept makeshift on the kitchen floor; and here a dozen staff were waking up and asking in scared voices what was going on.
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He was what the English called a “politician”—in French un politique—meaning that he made decisions about religion according to what he thought would be good for his country, rather than the other way around.