Mark Hopkins Quote

Never was there a time, in the history of the world, when moral heroes were more needed. The world waits for such, the providence of God has commanded science to labor and prepare the way for such. For them she is laying her iron tracks, and stretching her wires, and bridging the oceans. But where are they? Who shall breathe into our civil and political relations the breath of a higher life? Who shall touch the eyes of a paganized science, and of a pantheistic philosophy, that they may see God? Who shall consecrate to the glory of God, the triumphs of science? Who shall bear the life-boat to the stranded and perishing nations?


P. 312. - Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895)


Never was there a time, in the history of the world, when moral heroes were more needed. The world waits for such, the providence of God has...

Never was there a time, in the history of the world, when moral heroes were more needed. The world waits for such, the providence of God has...

Never was there a time, in the history of the world, when moral heroes were more needed. The world waits for such, the providence of God has...

Never was there a time, in the history of the world, when moral heroes were more needed. The world waits for such, the providence of God has...