“Faith has degenerated into the confident belief in certain facts, and a poverty-stricken hope for the next world” – Moltmann
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January 25th, 2012 by Joel
Quote of the Day: Faith and Facts
Tags: Jurgen Moltmann
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Moltmann, generally brilliant, has here misused the word “facts.”