There are enough in the novelty business without us; and we have something better to do. We have to give an account unto our God of what we do and say, and if we have been murderers of souls, it will be no excuse that we flourished the dagger well, or that when we gave them poison we mixed the draught cleverly, and presented it with poetical phrases. Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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In this quote, William Wilberforce talks about the power of the Church to bring peace and unity to a nation. He points out that if a church is doing a job that truly brings peace and unity to a nation, it should not have to resort to the use of violence. Instead, it should be doing its job with kindness and kindness alone.

Source: Barbed Arrows From The Quiver Of C.h. Spurgeon

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