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# John Berridge

John Berridge (February 1716 − January 22, 1793) was an Anglican evangelical revivalist and hymnist.

## Quotes

* Make me like a little child, Simple, teachable, and mild; Seeing only in Thy light; Walking only in Thy might!
** Reported in Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895), p. 334.
* Avoid all controversy in preaching, talking, or writing; preach nothing down but the devil, and nothing up but Jesus Christ.
** Reported in Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895), p. 480.
* Run, John, and work, the law commands, Yet finds me neither feet nor hands; But sweeter news the gospel brings, It bids me fly and lends me wings.
** Reported in Charles Spurgeon, The Salt-Cellars (1889), p. 200. Often mistakenly attributed to John Bunyan.
# José Fernández Arteaga

José Fernández Arteaga (12 September 1933 – 17 December 2021) was a Mexican prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Apatzingan, the bishop of the Diocese of Colima, and as the archbishop of Ardiocese of Chihuahua.

## Quotes

* The precautions that we freely take are a way of manifesting the love we have for others, in order to protect their health and ours, and thus we fulfill the will of the Lord.
** Mexican archbishop reiterates 'dependence on God' amidst flu epidemic (1 May 2009) Catholic News Agency
* All citizens have the right and at the same time, the duty to cast their free vote to promote the common good. The Church praises and inspires the work of those who, in the service of mankind, devote themselves to the public good and accept the burdens of office. Christians are prepared to exercise this duty in a responsible way. They have objective reasons for exercising their free and thoughtful vote.
** Christians must work with those who win elections, says Mexican archbishop (2 July 2009) Catholic News Agency
# José Elías Rauda Gutiérrez

José Elías Rauda Gutiérrez (20 July 1962 –) is a Salvadorian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of San Vicente.

## Quotes

* Here in Utah all the community – Anglos, Hispanics and others alike – are together celebrating and participating as one whole community. When you get over the language barrier and take away the shame and you are not afraid, all the divisions get erased. I recognize all the contributions that they make to our Universal Church in their local churches, and for that I am also thankful. Now here in Utah and then when I am in El Salvador, I will continue saying "Animo" – you are doing good.
** Salvadoran bishop visits Diocese of Salt Lake City (10 January 2020) Intermountain Catholic
# José Francisco Ulloa Rojas

José Francisco Ulloa Rojas (1 October 1940 –) is a Costa Rican prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Limón and the Diocese of Cartago.

## Quotes

* To build a better world every individual must strive to do good, everywhere and with passion and genuine concern, independent from party strategies or programmes. The programme of every Christian must be a "heart which sees" where love is needed and acts accordingly.
** Lenten Message from the President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference: The programme of every Christian must be a “heart which ‘sees’ where love is needed and acts accordingly”. (1 March 2006) Fides News Agency
# José Feliciano

José Monserrate Feliciano García (September 10, 1945 –) is a Puerto Rican musician, singer and composer.

## Quotes

* I think we all have handicaps — physical, mental, emotional or from situations into which we are born but of which we have no control. But we have to be careful not to listen to people who tell us that we can’t do this or that. If you are stupid enough to let that really sink in, then it’s true. You won’t be able to do anything. But I was always a rebel.
** ‘Feliz Navidad’ Singer José Feliciano on Music, God’s Goodness, and Why He Became Pro-Life (December 15, 2020)

## External links

* Official website
# José Francisco Moreira dos Santos

José Francisco Moreira dos Santos (12 October 1928 – 16 March 2023) was a Portuguese prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Uíje.

## Quotes

* It is not always possible to recover one's health. However, it is possible to give comfort to the sick and help of the divine grace. Sometimes this is what they mostly need, and this is the role of pastoral care. Anointing the sick, which must be administered by the right person must be a pastoral need on the part of the Church towards its suffering members
** Bishop José Francisco MOREIRA DOS SANTOS (Bishop of Uije, Angola) (1944) African Synod
* In Angola a country of many ethnic groups, languages, parties, churches and sects there is need of unity, fatherland, nationality.
** “Bombers of peace” to carry real peace to the hearts of Angolans after 25 years of civil war. Head of “Pro Peace” speaks after the movement’s second congress (11 March 2005) Fides News Agency
# José Félix Estigarribia

Marshal José Félix Estigarribia Insaurralde (February 21, 1888 in Caraguatay – September 7, 1940 in Altos) was a prominent military officer and politician, being Commander in Chief of the Paraguayan Army during the Chaco War and later he would be Constitutional President of Paraguay from August 15, 1939 to February 19, 1940 and de facto President of Paraguay from February 19, 1940 until his death in a plane crash on September 7, 1940.

## Quotes
### The Epic of the Chaco

The Epic of the Chaco: Marshal Estigarribia’s Memoirs of the Chaco War, 1932-1935
* This will be the war of thirst and I will drink to victory.
* I have the impression that the Government, as always, hoping for peace does not desire to necessary make the sacrifice (the purchase of trucks) and consequently we shall waste the new victory obtained as we have partly wasted the previous one (Campo Via).
* Our breasts are walls when the clarion with its sound summons us to battle to defend the nation. The proceres bequeathed us this sovereign soil, the Paraguayan flag will not fall from our hands, the Chaco is sacred soil, each soldier swears it and the invader suffers it.
# José Gabriel Funes

José Gabriel Funes (31 January 1963 –) is an Argentine Jesuit priest and astronomer who was the Director of the Vatican Observatory.

## Quotes

* We go back, in the sense that we also explore the beginning of the universe from the point of view of science, but we also go far away, because we also study the farthest, the most distant galaxies ... And this brings up the questions that we all should ask about the relationship between science and faith. I think this is the mission of the Observatory: go out to the truly most distant boundaries, the boundaries of the universe, that is always a gift of God.
** To the edge of the universe: the Vatican Observatory welcomes Pope Francis (16 July 2013) Vatican Radio
# José Eduardo Agualusa

José Eduardo Agualusa Alves da Cunha (born December 13, 1960) is an Angolan journalist and writer of Portuguese and Brazilian descent.

## Quotes
### A General Theory of Oblivion (2012)

* When people look at clouds they do not see their real shape, which is no shape at all, or every shape, because they are constantly changing. They see whatever it is that their heart yearns for.
* God weighs a soul on a pair of scales. In one of the dishes is the soul, and in the other, the tears of those who weep for it. If nobody cries, the soul goes down to Hell. If there are enough tears, and they are sufficiently heartfelt, it rises up to Heaven...People who are missed by other people, they are the ones who go to Paradise. Paradise is the space we occupy in other people's hearts.
* Nothing happened today. I slept. While asleep I dreamed that I was sleeping.
* God weighs souls on a pair of scales. In one of the dishes is the soul, and in the other, the tears of those who weep for it. If nobody cries, the soul goes straight down to hell. If there are enough tears and they are sufficiently heartfelt, it rises up to heaven.
* God invented music so poor people could be happy.
* I have understood over these last years that in order to believe in God, it is essential to have trust in humanity. There is no God without humanity.
* If I still had the space, charcoal, and available walls, I could compose a great work about forgetting: a general theory of oblivion.
* Dreams Are Where It All Begins.
* Monsters, show me the monsters: these people out on the street.
* Speeches don't feed people. What the people need are fresh vegetables and a good fish broth, at least once a week. I'm only interested in the kinds of revolution that start off by getting people to the table.
* The owner of the establishment, an old guerilla fighter called Pedro Afonso, had lost his right leg when a landmine exploded. This had not robbed him of his love of dancing. To see him dance, you would never have guessed he wore a prosthesis. He came over when he heard the two friends laughing, tracing out some ornate rumba steps on the beaten-earth floor...

## External links

* A General Theory of Oblivion
# José Francisco Oliveros

José Francisco Oliveros (11 September 1946 – 11 May 2018) was a Filipino prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Malolos.

## Quotes

* I wish the government would give priority to rehabilitation programs and treat drug addiction more as a sickness rather than a crime.
** Bishop sends in teams to shield communities from killings Union of Asian Catholic News
# Mark Rober

Mark B. Rober is an American YouTuber, engineer, and inventor. He is known for his YouTube videos on popular science and do-it-yourself gadgets.

## Quotes

    …And to answer this question, I wanted to speak with someone in the technology sector who had some experience in this kind of thing, [a]nd he’s a bit of an obscure up-and-comer named Bill Gates, [b]ut first I had to a little bit of research in order to get myself up to Seattle.
    *reading Nintendo Power Magazine*
    *jumps in the Mario Pipe*
    *comes out of the Mario Pipe in Seattle*
      * Drinking Nasty Swamp Water (to save the world) (February 15, 2019), Mark Rober, YouTube
# Mark Rosenfelder

Mark Rosenfelder also known as Zompist, is an American amateur linguist and computer programmer, creator of a fictional world called "Almea".

## Sourced

* The language organ evolved on Tuesday; language was invented on Wednesday; and everyone else in the world was eliminated on Thursday.
** Mocking the w:Proto-World language hypothesis in an essay
* No matter where Woody goes, he never seems to leave 1955.
** Discussing the movie Vicky Cristina Barcelona
* It’s a little too early to play curmudgeon and complain that the kids today don’t have the patience to read long web pages.
** About the paradigm change from static web pages to blogs.
* How did an entire ecosystem develop around dungeon exploration?
** About Dungeons and Dragons creatures
* I kind of wonder if people who are outraged at the movie saw the originals when they were 13-years-olds and didn’t realize that "cheesy" was registering as "awesome".
** About Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
* A good skeptical mind doesn't waste itself on drugs or ideology, and prefers to break the rules in our minds, in the form of humor, rather than in real life.
** From an elegy to the Dysfunctional Family Circus
* A nation needs clear rules on what happens in the case of a disputed succession. Surely there’s a Queen’s Bedchamber Mace or someone who knows.
** Discussing the results of the 2010 UK election
* If you're the sort of person who likes absolutes, you want them even if all your other convictions change.
** What's wrong with libertarianism
* Rejecting Chomsky is almost a full time job. He keeps changing his mind, so you have to study quite a lot of Chomsky before you know all the stuff you can reject.
** What is syntax?

### Fictional sayings

* What harms no other is not sin.
** A saying in Cuzeian theism
* The invariable sign of doctrines invented by men is confusion, contradiction, absurdity, and obscenity
* Idleness, theft, and viciousness dishonor your mother who in pain bore you.
** Some of the original tenets in Jippirasti, another Almean religion
* If he met resistance he threw men at it; if the obstacle was insurmountable he went around it; if the odds were hopeless he trusted in Jippir (God)
** About a leader of the Tžuro
* Words are devils, which may lead a man to pick up a sword; but they can never teach him to use it.
** A saying by Nyekhen, an early Almean general who became a culture hero
# Mark S. Rivituso

Mark Steven Rivituso (September 20, 1961–) is an American prelate of Roman Catholic Church who serves as the auxillary bishop of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

## Quotes

* I’m hoping that the Catholic Church is going to be more present in our neighborhoods and our communities and that we are reaching out, because we believe in Jesus and love him so much that we want to share him with everyone and bring him to the lives of all, not just Catholics.
** St. Louis Archdiocese Embraces the ‘Dynamic Catholic’ Challenge (May 20, 2015)
# Józef Roszyński

Józef Roszyński (18 August 1962 –) is a Polish prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Wewak.

## Quotes

* The joy of these faithful to frequently receive the Eucharist, or to celebrate the Marian procession on the river, is priceless.
** The Gospel in a canoe, with the joy of "being with" (16 November 2022) Fides News Agency
# Józef Szczepański

Józef Szczepański (30 November 1922 - 10 September 1944) was a Polish poet who was a member of the Armia Krajowa Polish resistance. Commander of the Battalion Parasol during the Warsaw Uprising, known under his codename Ziutek, he was also a notable poet of the occupation period.

## Quotes

* We are waiting for you, the Red Plague To save us from the Black Course To be our salvation Before tearing our homeland into parts We are waiting for you The power of crowd brutished under your cruel rule We are waiting for you to crush us with your foot of mass of ideas and domination We are waiting for you, an eternal enemy You bloody murder of many our brothers We are waiting for you not to take revenge But to welcome you with bread on threshold We are waiting for you but you're still delaying You are afraid of us and we know about it You want us to be cut down on the ruins of Warsaw You are awaiting our extermination. But know that from our tombs The new victorious Poland will arise And you, red ruler of the enraged mob, will not strut on this land
** Poem Red Plague (1944)

## External links

* poem "Red Plague" by Józef "Ziutek" Szczepański recited during the "Concert for Independence" (Youtube)
# Jürg Niehans

Jürg Niehans (Bern, 8 November 1919 - Palo Alto , California, 23 April 2007) was a Swiss economist.

## Quotes

* There is a widespread impression today that the history of economics is a sequence of revolutions and counter-revolutions, successive schools rising to dominance just to be deposed in a crisis by another school. According to this view, paraphrasing Marx, all history of economics is a history of school struggles, punctuated by revolutions.
** Jürg Niehans, "Revolution and evolution in economic theory." The Australian Quarterly (1993): 498-515.

### The theory of money, 1978

Jürg Niehans, The theory of money. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1978.
* The equilibrium price level is determined at the point where the money market is in equilibrium. The temporary suspension of Walras' Law, far from making economic nonsense, thus appears as the crucial "trick" by which the tatonnement process is decomposed in two parts. This analysis confirms that for a neoclassical general equilibrium system with neutral money there is indeed a consistent decomposition procedure, based on appropriate compensation principles, permitting the determination of real variables in the real sector while the price level is determined in the monetary sector. However, the amount of intellectual effort which, in the wake of Lange and Patinkin, was devoted to this issue, is entirely out of proportion to its economic significance. The real economic question is not whether a system can be dichotomized, but whether money is neutral.
** p. 12
* If one could be perfectly certain that everybody always stays within his budget constraint, everybody could be allowed to obtain goods without a specific quid pro quo.
** p. 63
* Money is here called the a medium and not, as customary, a unit of account because, clearly, money itself is not a unit, but the good whose unit is used as the unit of account.
** p. 118
* Economics should be under no illusion that central banking will ever become a science.
** p. 296

## Quotes about Jürg Niehans

* A History of Economic Theory offers a comprehensive account of the builders and building blocks of modern mainstream economics. Jurg Niehans shows how the analytical tools used by economists have evolved from the eighteenth century to the present. Niehans first surveys the development of classical economics from the scholastic and mercantilist traditions to Marx. He then follows the progress of marginalist economics from Thunen to Fischer. In the book's final section, he describes economic theory in the model-building era from Pigou and Keynes to Rational Expectations.
** Niehans, Jürg. A history of economic theory: Classic contributions, 1720-1980. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1990. Excerpt
# József Mindszenty

József Mindszenty (29 March 1892 — 6 May 1975) was the Prince primate, Archbishop of Esztergom, cardinal, and leader of the Catholic Church in Hungary from 2 October 1945 to 18 December 1973.

## Quotes

* The troublemakers in Hungary are the Jews… they demoralize our country and they are the leaders of the revolutionary gang that is torturing Hungary.
** B’nai B’rith Messenger, January 28, 1949
# Jörg Immendorff

Jörg Immendorff (June 14, 1945 – May 28, 2007) was one of the best known contemporary German painters; he was also a sculptor, stage designer and art professor.

## Quotes

* I am for a form of art, that sees itself as one of the many means through which human society can be changed.
** Jörg Immendorff (1976), as cited in: William Packer. "Obituary: Jörg Immendorff," The Guardian, 13 June 2007
* Something is beautiful if it is honest. If you do an engaged piece of work, which is sincere, the concept of beauty meets the concept of truth. So no illusive harmony. I try to reach people who strive for truth, for identity. Although these conceptions are incredibly warn out, one must try to find the way back to these simple conceptions.
** Heidrun Reshöft & Joachim Pente (Transl.) "Art : Interview; Jörg Immendorff" at BOMB Magazine, (7) Fall 1983.
* Aber nicht das volle Format trifft den Betrachter, sondern das, was vielleicht ganz leise zu ihm spricht. Das, was einflüsternd zu Ihnen vorstößt, was etwas in Ihnen freilegt an Energien, an die Sie schon gar nicht mehr geglaubt haben
** Farah Lenser, "Immendorf: Ohne Risiko ist nix los," in: Heute, 18.01.2006

## Quotes about Jörg Immendorff

* He was best known for his populous, elaborately theatrical “Cafe Deutschland” paintings. Begun in the late 1970s, these were part political cartoon, part history painting, part memoir. They lampooned the paradoxes of West German society by depicting disparate casts of characters in skewed cabaret settings. Their rubbery forms and figures might include the German eagle, Stalin or Hitler, as well as friends and other artists. These were the first works that Mr. Immendorff exhibited in New York in the early 1980s at the Sonnabend Gallery, then in SoHo.
** Roberta Smith, "Jörg Immendorff, 61, Painter With Provocative Themes, Dies," The New York Times, 31 May 2007
* Jörg Immendorff was one of the most divisive artists in the post-war German art scene, as his paintings could not be approached in a classical, art-loving, aestheticising manner, or classified into art historical categories; moreover his subjects and the solutions in his pictures are unsettling to some people, even today. At the same time, he was one of the most “typical” West German painters of his day, not only because he focused on obviously German (political) matters in his works, but also because he took earlier German painting traditions – the visual world of Otto Dix, George Grosz and Max Beckmann – and progressed forward with them, enriching them with bold innovations. His characteristic tumultuous, exultantly coloured, constantly moving imagery and compositions were arrived at step by step.
** Kinga Bódi and Alexander Tolnay. Immendorff. Long Live Painting! 9 November 2014 - 15 February 2015, at szepmuveszeti.hu, 2015.
# Júlio Duarte Langa

Júlio Duarte Langa (27 October 1927 –) is a Mozambican prelate of the Catholic Church.

## Quotes

* The message of the Gospel continues to be a novelty in our times and has the ability to respond to all the problems of today's society, since it can adapt to the circumstances of time and place as long as people do not allow themselves to be suffocated by material goods.
** 'Live in the Presence of This Good God,' Cardinal Júlio Duarte Langa; Maputo, Mozambique (19 February 2015) America
# Lorenzo Baldisseri

Lorenzo Baldisseri (29 September 1940 –) is an Italian prelate of the Catholic Church.

## Quotes

* In almost every article, two basic requirements are referred to: compliance with Brazilian laws and equal treatment with other confessions. So no privilege, no discrimination. Indeed, one may well say that with this agreement the Church further promotes religious freedom and facilitates legal relations with the State for other religious institutions.
** The Agreement between the Holy See and Brazil (2008) 30 Days
# Lorenzo Greene

Lorenzo Johnston Greene (1899–1988) taught history at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri from 1933 to 1972.

## Quotes

* I had long contemplated the failure of the Negro to strike one solitary blow for his own freedom during the War of the Rebellion, when he might easily, by an uprising, have plunged the South into chaotic impotency, thereby compelling the return of Southern soldiers to defend their hearthstones. Many Northerners desired just such an event. But the Southern Negro not only did not rise in vindictiveness but even toiled in the field, worked in factories and mines, and built fortifications for his masters. ... In other words, the Negro forged and repaired the chains for his own bondage when he should have, by revolting, ignited a monster conflagration in the rear of the Confederacy, which would have consumed it much earlier than it was.
** Working with Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Black History (1988, posthumous), p. 226
# Lorenz Hart

Lorenz Hart (May 2, 1895 – November 22, 1943) was an American lyricist, famous for his work with Richard Rodgers.

## Quotes
### "Blue Moon" (1934)

* Blue Moon, You saw me standing alone, Without a dream in my heart, Without a love of my own.
* Blue Moon, You knew just what I was there for, You heard me saying a prayer for, Someone I really could care for.
* Blue Moon, Now I'm no longer alone, Without a dream in my heart, Without a love of my own.

### Mountain Greenery (1935)

* Bless our Mountain Greenery home! In a mountain greenery Where God paints the scenery Just two crazy people together

### "The Lady Is a Tramp" (1937)

* She gets too hungry for dinner at eight... She likes a crap game, but never come late... She'd never bother with people she hates... That's why the lady is a tramp.

### Bewitched (1940)

* I'm wild again, beguiled again A simpering, whimpering child again; Bewitched, bothered and bewildered - am I. Couldn't sleep and wouldn't sleep When love came and told me, I shouldn't sleep; Bewitched, bothered and bewildered - am I. I'm wild again! Beguiled again! A simpering, whimpering child again, Bewitched, bothered and bewildered am I.

### Have You Met Miss Jones?

* And all at once I lost my breath And all at once was scared to death For all at once I owned the earth and sky. Now I've met Miss Jones We'll keep on meeting till we die, Yes, Miss Jones and I.

## External links

* Lyrics and origins of "Blue Moon"