Alistair MacLean Quote

Genuine humility does not arise from the sense of our pitiable kinship with the dust that is unworthy of us but from the realization of an awful nearness to a magnificence of which we are unworthy.


Doing What Comes Spiritually (1993)


Genuine humility does not arise from the sense of our pitiable kinship with the dust that is unworthy of us but from the realization of an awful...

Genuine humility does not arise from the sense of our pitiable kinship with the dust that is unworthy of us but from the realization of an awful...

Genuine humility does not arise from the sense of our pitiable kinship with the dust that is unworthy of us but from the realization of an awful...

Genuine humility does not arise from the sense of our pitiable kinship with the dust that is unworthy of us but from the realization of an awful...