43 Quotes by Ralph W. Sockman

Let us not bankrupt our today’s by paying interest on the regrets of yesterday and borrowing in advance the troubles of tomorrow.

In being realistic we do not always have to be pessimistic. Christ never blinked his eyes at bad things. But he never became so obsessed with human evil that he lost faith in man.

The roots of responsibility run out to the ends of the earth and we can no more isolate our consciences from world issues than we can fence off our oyster beds from the tides of the ocean.

True liberty consists not merely in being free from something, but also in being free for something.

Advertising enriches life by quickening the imagination, arousing interest and enlarging the taste.

The forgiveness of the world can only be accomplished by the judgment of the world.

Balance the bad news of life with the good news of Christ.

We cannot hoard life as we can money. When a person tries to be a miser of his health, he usually makes himself miserable. Mental talents, if buried and not used, tend to deteriorate. Whoever would save his memory by not using it will lose it.

The roads of life are strewn with the wreckage of run-down, half-finished loves.