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# James Hutton (Moravian)

James Hutton (1715–1795) was among the founders and leaders of the Moravian church in England.

## Quotes
### Memoirs of James Hutton (1856)

    Comprising the Annals of his Life, and Connection with the United Brethren by Daniel Benhem
* The Lamb, and all His grief and smart, Shall be the pleasure of my heart,  While it doth move in me; And when that heart no more shall move, My Spirit, finding her old Love,  Shall kiss Him tenderly. Then you and I, and thousands more, From this, and your, and every shore, Shall each the other find: Happy in that which always here, When to the heart 'twas plain and clear,  The many members join'd. And then, too, we shall think no more, What we were used to think before;  Alas! how distant we! The Blood will flow through every limb On each of us from Him! from Him!  And we united be.
** Hymn written March 15, 1744
* Dear Lamb! this Congregation  Is poor, despise her not; She's taken with thy Passion  As were she on the spot, Where earning her Election,  Thy Heart-strings broke in death; That stirs up her affection,  And gives her life and breath. Shouldst thou desire her beauty,  For shame she bides her face; And shouldst thou look for duty,  Ah! here she has no place: O that Thy bowels' feeling  O'er us might joyful be; Howe'er Thou'rt with us dealing,  0 then how blest are we!
** Hymn written November 15, 1753
* In this matter, I am a woman, and so I wish ever to remain.
** Describing his weeping, if unable to advance winning arguments in support of his Saviour, against any man or angel attempting to lessen his belief.
* Discontent, although human, is at all times wrong, and oftentimes becomes sin.
** July 16, 1763
* In Thy light shall we see light... afterwards we have a light indeed for our poor being, if it be true that we thus know Him: but that must be truth; otherwise one, after many good appearances, is liable to be carried away, at one time or another, by various winds of doctrine, deluded by some spirit of error, or overpowered afresh by one's former natural corruptions...
* November, 1763

## See also

Hutton, James (1715-1795) (DNB00)

## External links

* James Hutton @Hymnary.org
* Memoirs of James Hutton; Comprising the Annals of his Life, and Connection with the United Brethren (1856)
# Helmut Koester

Helmut Koester (born 18 December, 1926, Hamburg – 1 January 2016) is a German-born American scholar of the New Testament and early Christianity.

## Quotes

* This book is dedicated to the memory of my teacher Rudolf Bultmann. He encouraged me more than thirty years ago to deal more intensively with the extra-canonical writings from the early Christian period. His unwavering insistence upon the consistent application of the historical-critical method and his emphasis upon the investigation of early Christian literature in the context of the history of religions must remain basic commitments of New Testament scholarship.
** Introduction to the New Testament (1982), Preface
# Helmut Qualtinger

Helmut Qualtinger (8 October 1928 – 29 September 1986) was an Austrian-born film and stage actor, writer, reciter and cabaret performer. In his near 40-year career, Qualtinger appeared in dozens of stage performances and in more than 40 film and television productions. He was particularly known for his performances in cabaret revues during the 1950s and as a serious actor until the 1970s, on stage and later in national and international TV productions and films.

## Sourced

* "In Wien mußt' erst sterben, damit sie dich hochleben lassen. Aber dann lebst' lang." - (In Vienna you first 've to die, before they celebrate you. But then you're living long.) - Necrology in german magazine DER SPIEGEL 6. Okt. 1986. Sometimes falsely attributed to Johann Hölzel, known as the musician Falco.
* "Österreich ist ein Labyrinth, in dem sich jeder auskennt. Helmut Qualtinger" - (Austria is a labyrinth everbody in is familiar with.) - Print over the post stamp "Am Steinernen Meer Salzburg", austrian Post AG (federal postal service), 1. Juli 2003; Austria-Forum.org, Überdruckmarke "Zitat Qualtinger"

## In reference to Helmut Qualtinger

* Donald O'Brien (actor) about Helmuth Qualtinger in his last role in "The Name of the Rose": "[...] And there was one brilliant German or Austrian actor on this movie who looked like Falstaff, big, fat guy, a marvellous presence. Helmut Qualtinger was his name. He was terrific!" - in Gunslingers, Cannibals, and more... An Interview with Donald O´Brien (March 1996), Christian Kessler for Euro Trash Cinema magazine

## External links

* Helmut Qualtinger on IMDb
# Helmut Gollwitzer

Helmut Gollwitzer (29 December 1908 – 17 October 1993) was a Lutheran theologian and author.

## Quotes
### Introduction to Church Dogmatics (1957)

Gollwitzer selected passages from Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics and published them along with an introduction in 1957. An authorized English translation appeared in 1961.
* The non-Christian can put no question which is not necessarily that of the Christian dogmatician as well. ... In solidarity with the non-Christian, he has no prior knowledge. He must begin from the very beginning with no presupposed consciousness of God. He must learn to spell out the message which comes to him as to every man.
** p. 11
* The attack and claim which are so unmistakable in the New Testament were muted and neutralized by the official recognition, the cultural integration and the social control of Christianity as a middle-class institution.
** p. 12
* In its resistance to the great attack on traditional dogma launched by the Enlightenment, the Protestant theology of the 19th century … had very largely agreed in taking up a defensive position in which the truth of Christian faith was to be proved by demonstrating the indispensability of religious feeling to all higher humanity. … Yet on this basis it was not possible to refute the contention of Ludwig Feuerbach that the secret of theology is anthropology. … The secret of God was in truth that of self-glorifying man speaking of God and extolling his own divinity.
** pp. 12-13
# Helmut F. Kaplan

Helmut Friedrich Kaplan (born 13 October 1952) is an Austrian philosopher and animal rights advocate.

## Quotes

* Everything the Nazis did to Jews we are today practicing on animals. Our grandchildren will ask us one day: Where were you during the Holocaust of the animals? What did you do against these horrifying crimes? We won't be able to offer the same excuse for the second time, that we didn't know.
** Quoted in Charles Patterson, Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust (New York: Lantern Books, 2002), p. 221.

## External links

* Helmut F. Kaplan on German Wikipedia
# Helmut Humbach

Helmut Humbach (December 4, 1921 - April 3, 2017) was a German linguist.

## Quotes

* It must be emphasised that the process of polarisation of relations between the Ahuras and the DaEvas is already complete in the GAthAs, whereas, in the Rigveda, the reverse process of polarisation between the Devas and the Asuras, which does not begin before the later parts of the Rigveda, develops as it were before our very eyes, and is not completed until the later Vedic period. Thus, it is not at all likely that the origins of the polarisation are to be sought in the prehistorical, the Proto-Aryan period. More likely, ZarathuStra’s reform was the result of interdependent developments, when Irano-Indian contacts still persisted at the dawn of history. With their Ahura-DaEva ideology, the Mazdayasnians, guided by their prophet, deliberately dissociated themselves from the Deva-Asura concept which was being developed, or had been developed, in India, and probably also in the adjacent Iranian-speaking countries… All this suggests a synchrony between the later Vedic period and ZarathuStra’s reform in Iran.
** Helmut Humbach: The Gathas of Zarathushtra and the Other Old Avestan Texts, Part I: Introduction, Texts and Translation by Helmut Humbach (in collaboration with Josef Elfenbein and P.O. Skjærvø), Carl Winter, Universitätsverlag, Heidelberg (Germany), 1991. Quoted in Talageri, S. (2000). The Rigveda: A historical analysis. New Delhi: Aditya Prakashan.
# Helmut Berger

Helmut Berger (29 May 1944 – 18 May 2023) was an Austrian actor, known for his portrayal of narcissistic and sexually ambiguous characters. He was one of the stars of European cinema in the late 1960s and 1970s, and is regarded as a sex symbol and pop icon of that period.

## Quotes about Berger

* Except for Helmut Berger, there are no interesting women today.
** Billy Wilder, referring to Berger's drag performance as Marlene Dietrich's The Blue Angel in The Damned (1969) "So kaputt ist der ehemalige Weltstar".
* Helmut Berger is what I consider a perfect artist – very serious in his craft, intelligent in his thoughts, without any time or patience for "bullshit" or empty phrases that litter many people's everyday lives, conversations and relationships.
** Alexander Tuschinski "Alexander Tuschinski – Article about filming Helmut Berger from August 2015".
* I think it's androgyny, whether it's David Bowie or Helmut Berger, that has really really influenced my work more than anything.
** Madonna, interviewed by Vince Aletti in 1999. Aletti, Vince (12 December 1999). "Ray of light: Madonna and her love affair with the lens". The Guardian.
* I think he's wonderful. A man who says what he thinks.
** Nena "Abendzeitung München".
** Original quote in German: "Ich finde ihn herrlich. Der Mann sagt, was er denkt"
* He's one of those who leave nobody indifferent.
** Spiegel TV "Spiegel TV official website. Original quote in German: "Er gehört zu denen die niemanden gleichgültig lassen."".
# Helmut Lang (artist)

Helmut Lang (born 10 March 1956) is an Austrian artist and former fashion designer who lives and works in New York and on Long Island.

## Quotes

* The time when physically nothing is happening is equally important.
** Nick Compton, Wallpaper* January 2017, p. 134
* [...] I do not separate between work and life.
** Nick Compton, Wallpaper* January 2017, p. 134
# Helmut Newton

Helmut Newton (31 October 1920 – 23 January 2004), born Helmut Neustädter, was a German-Australian photographer.

## Quotes

* Since the commercialization and banality of editorial magazine pages have made this work uninteresting, advertising has become an increasingly important part of my work. It is interesting to compare European and American mores in regard to my work. One will notice that most of my European images have a stronger sexual content that those destined for American publication. The term "political correctness" has always appalled me, reminding me of Orwell's "Thought Police" and fascist regimes.
** American Photo (January/February 2000), p. 90
* Growing up, I was surrounded by Nazi imagery, like everybody in Germany, and for a boy obsessed with photography it left an indelible impression on me. Later this influence was tempered by Brassaï and Dr. Erich Salomon. My love of photography at night started with m early experience of … the Brelin undergrund stations. Even today I love photographing by the light of street lamps or in the glare of my flash.
** American Photo (January/February 2000), p. 90
* What I find interesting is working in a society with certain taboos — and fashion photography is about that kind of society. To have taboos, then to get around them — that is interesting.
** American Photo (January/February 2000), p. 90
* My job as a portrait photographer is to seduce, amuse and entertain.
** As quoted in Newsmakers (2002) by Laura Avery
* I like photographing the people I love, the people I admire, the famous, and especially the infamous. My last infamous subject was the extreme right wing French politician Jean-Marie Le Pen. Even when I am not in sympathy with the person, I have to be in love with him or her while I'm doing their portrait. Le Pen adored me (at least until his photo ran alongside Hitler's in Le Monde), and we got on extremely well.
** As quoted in Photo (2005) by Graphis Inc.

## Quotes about Newton

* The prolific, widely imitated fashion photographer whose provocative, erotically charged black-and-white photos were a mainstay of Vogue and other publications, died in a car crash in Hollywood, after taking the wheel of his car from his winter abode, Chateau Marmont, driving into a wall.
** Obituary in Umbrella, Vol. 27 (2004)
# Gersh Budker

Gersh Itskovich Budker (Герш Ицкович Будкер) (May 1, 1918 – July 4, 1977) was a Soviet nuclear physicist. He is best known for his invention in 1968 of electron cooling, a method of reducing the emittance of particle beams by thermalisation with a co-propagating electron beam.

## Sourced

* The problem of thermonuclear reactions is not a usual physics problem. This is a problem that must transform society and the world. Our generation, which gave to mankind atomic energy and thermonuclear energy in the form of explosions, is responsible to humanity for solving the main problem of energy – obtaining energy from water. People are waiting for the solution of this problem. Our duty is to solve it within the lifetime of our generation, and therefore we must set out on this path.
** as quoted by D. D. Ryutov in G.I. Budker: reflections & remembrances, by Boris N. Breizman. Springer. 1993. p. 278. ISBN 1-56396-070-2.
* An intelligent person should never resolve a dispute with brute force.
** as quoted by R. Z. Sagdeev in G.I. Budker: reflections & remembrances, by Boris N. Breizman. Springer. 1993. p. 306. ISBN 1-56396-070-2.
* It is so difficult to find something interesting and new, but instead of helping me to develop fledgling ideas in their infancy, you guys immediately look for a way to attack them.
** as quoted by R. Z. Sagdeev in G.I. Budker: reflections & remembrances, by Boris N. Breizman. Springer. 1993. p. 308. ISBN 1-56396-070-2.
# Gertrude Emerson Sen

Gertrude Emerson Sen (6 May 1890 – 1982) was an early 20th-century expert on Asia and a founding member of the Society of Woman Geographers.

## Quotes

* As the Indian sages pondered on the problem of good and evil, they were confronted with the apparent injustices and cruelties of the world around them, and this state of affairs was finally reconciled with their idea of Brahman by the conception of a universal ethical law applymg to all life. This law as proclaimed as the law of karma. In the words of the Upanishads, "As is a man's desire so is his will, and 1\S is his will so is his deed, and whatever deed he does that he will reap." "India held a strange and irresistible attraction for the whole of Asia in the first millennium. People in the most primitive stage of development as well as the Chinese with a civilization as ancient and illustrious as India's own, acknowledged India as first in the supreme realm of spiritual perception. Yet the civilization of India, transplanted abroad, did not have a deadening effect of suppressing or stifling native genius, as the imposition of a foreign culture often does. On the contrary, it called out the best that others had to give.As a result of India's fertilizing influence, new and distinctive types of culture everywhere arose, and each new colony was able to create and contribute fresh treasure, to be added to the great Asiatic heritage. How Indian religions and Indian culture blossomed anew in foreign environments and endured for many centuries is a fascinating and little appreciated chapter of Indian history." ... "The Indian colonies which began to grow up all along the periphery of the motherland were essentially cultural and religious, rather than political or racial. Yet they were subject to strong Indian influences. These swept outward like tidal waves. They passed south to Sri Lanka and beyond to the remote islands of the Pacific. They inundated Burma, Malaya, Siam and Indo-China. They overwhelmed Nepal and Tibet. From Afghanistan, they passed along to central Asia and China. They lapped at the far shores of Korea and Japan. Indian religious ideas and literature, Indian conventions of art and architecture, Indian legal codes and social practices ... all took root in these outer territories." "For a long time Indians seem to have held the monopoly of maritime commerce in both the southern and eastern seas of Asia. They possessed large ocean-going vessels, in which they first ventured to Sri Lanka, Burma, Malaya and gradually they extended their journeys to Java and Sumatra and then to southern China.
** Sen, Gertrude Emerson The pageant of India s' history; illus. by Edith Emerson New York, Longmans, Green, 1948 p. 52 - 322 As Quoted and attributed in Londhe, S. (2008). A tribute to Hinduism: Thoughts and wisdom spanning continents and time about India and her culture
# Gertrude Breslau Hunt

Gertrude Breslau Hunt (1869 - 1952), also known as Gertrude Breslau Fuller, was an American author and lecturer.

## Quotes
### Machinists' Monthly Journal

Quoted by Edwin F. Bowers in "Woman and the Ballot", Machinists' Monthly Journal, Volume XXIV, No. 7, July 1912, pages 598-599.
* Remember that your brain is no more developed by the thoughts your husband thinks than your body is nourished by the food your husband eats.
* I would rather be a woman without a vote and yet know HOW to vote, than to be a man who HAS a vote and hasn't sense enough to use it.
* If a woman with property needs the ballot, a woman who has nothing but her labor power needs two ballots.

### Woman's Voice: An Anthology (1918)

Woman's Voice: An Anthology. Stratford Company. 1918. pp. 36, 108, 171.
* A woman's place is like a man's place. It is where her work is, wherever she can do the most good; wherever she serves herself best without invading anyone else.
* Generations of the past have been responsible for certain iniquitous practises, but it remained for the present century to shut the little ones up in factories, stunting physical and mental growth. Because of child labor today the future generation of men and women will suffer. Their career will bear the stamp of human brutality.
* Don't you know that the principal business of women, all down the ages, has been to go along after the men and clear up the everlasting muss they made? Well, we are still at the same task. Our politics are no more corrupt than our housekeeping would be if we let you run it alone.
# Gerrit Graham

Gerrit Graham (born November 27, 1949) is an American actor and writer.

## Quotes

* Is there anybody here but me who needs to know?
** Victim or the Crime, Grateful Dead
# Gerry Rafferty

Gerald "Gerry" Rafferty (16 April 1947 – 4 January 2011) was a Scottish singer-songwriter best known for his solo hits and the band Stealers Wheel

## Song lyrics
### With Stealers Wheel

* Well I don't know why I came here tonight. I got the feeling that something ain't right. I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair, And I'm wondering how I'll get down the stairs. Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right, here I am, Stuck in the middle with you.
** Stuck in the Middle with You, written with Joe Egan, from the Stealers Wheel album Stealers Wheel (1972).

### City to City (1978)

* Windin' your way down on Baker Street, Light in your head and dead on your feet. Well another crazy day, You'll drink the night away And forget about everything. This city desert makes you feel so cold. It's got so many people, but it's got no soul. And it's taking you so long To find out you were wrong, When you thought it had everything.
** Baker Street.
* But you know he'll always keep movin'; You know he's never gonna stop movin. Cus he's rollin', He's the rollin' stone.And when you wake up it's a new mornin'. The sun is shinin' it's a new morning. You're goin', You're goin' home.
** Baker Street.
* You know I need your love, you got that hold over me. As long as I got your love, you know that I'll never leave. When I wanted you to share my life, I had no doubt in my mind. And it's been you, woman, right down the line.
** Right Down the Line.

### Night Owl (1979)

* You still got that light in your eye, And our day is comin’ by and by. I’m travellin’ this long road here with you; We still gotta long way, we still gotta long way to go.
** Days Gone By.
* Night comes down and finds you alone In a space and time of your own, Lost in dreams in a world full of shadows.Down the street the neon light shines, Offering refuge and hope to the blind, Who stumble in with no thought of tomorrow.Yes I get lonely when the sun gets low, And I end up looking for some winner goal. Yes I should know better but I can't say no.
** Night Owl.
* Out on the street I was talkin' to a man. He said "there's so much of this life of mine that I don't understand." You shouldn't worry I said, that ain't no crime. 'Cause if you get it wrong you'll get it right next time, next time.
** Get It Right Next Time.
# Dummy (film)

Dummy is a 2002 film about an aspiring singer in a dysfunctional household who finds her niche in Yiddish music, while her friend tries to make it as a ventriloquist, saddled with a dummy who embodies his inner doubts.
    Written and directed by Greg Pritikin.

## Fangoria "Fanny" Gurkel

* D'you know our high school reunion's comin' up? Ten years... D'you know how depressing that is? D'you think I don't wanna slash my fucking wrists when I think about that? Goddamn it!
* Steven, you drive like my fucking grandma! Wait... that's actually an insult because my grandma drives better than you do!
* [Being thrown out for throwing a tantrum in a mall.] Fucking suburbanized shit!

## Others

* Steven Schoichet: I look both ways when I cross the street.
* Heidi Schoichet: [seeing Steven in his underwear, with his dummy dressed as a child] Steven? Gross! You look like a child molester.

## Dialogue

    Heidi Schoichet: Because every klezmer band in town is booked and I desperately need a band. But if I hire you, you have to be willing to "hora". Is that a problem?
    Fangoria "Fanny" Gurkel: Oh man, at this point, I'd fuck anyone.
    Heidi Schoichet: What're you apologizing to her? She's an unwed mother.
    Fern Schoichet: Better an unwed mother than just plain unwed.
    Fangoria "Fanny" Gurkel: I bought a gift for you.
    Steven Schoichet: Oh, no.
    Fangoria "Fanny" Gurkel: Actually, I lifted it from Borders. But it's perfect for your date. It's classical music.
    Steven Schoichet: Oh, thanks!
    Fangoria "Fanny" Gurkel: Yeah, when you get Lorena alone, put this on. Classical music makes women horny. Just trust me on this one.
    Steven Schoichet: Thanks. "Best of John Philip Sousa".
    Fangoria "Fanny" Gurkel: Yeah. Chicks dig it.
    Fangoria "Fanny" Gurkel: You can fuck me if I'm wrong!
    Steven Schoichet: No. That's okay.
    Heidi Schoichet: [about Michael going in jail] Serves him right! I hope you rot in there, fucking loser!
    Fern Schoichet: Heidi! That loser was almost your husband!
    Heidi Schoichet: Why can't you get it into your head, he's a psychopath?
    Fern Schoichet: I'm sure he is. But he's also a very successful accountant.

## Taglines

* The story of a dummy and his man.
* Sometimes you need a little help finding yourself.
* A comedy about finding your voice before you lose your mind.
* Some people can say a lot without moving their lips.

## Cast

* Adrian Brody - Steven Schoichet
* Milla Jovovich - Fangoria "Fannie" Gurkel
* Illeana Douglas - Heidi Schoichet
* Vera Farmiga - Lorena Fanchetti
* Jessica Walter - Fern Schoichet
* Ron Leibman - Lou Schoichet
* Jared Harris - Michael Foulicker

## External links

* Dummy quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Dummy at Rotten Tomatoes
# Dumebi Iyamah

Dumebi Iyamah (born 18 March 1993) is a Nigerian-Canadian fashion designer born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria.

## Quotes

* Outcome doesn’t mean anything about your efforts.
* A lot of people think of a ‘no’ as the end of things, or a way to beat yourself down. But then you keep going. It’s not final.
* ‘No’ is not really the end of growth. It’s just a way to get better.
* Growth is so uncomfortable yet so rewarding
* advances in the digital world and technology will continue to illuminate the problems and simultaneously bring people together for the purpose of acceptance, love and unity’
** Her view on what makes her feel hopeful