“If men of our age will saturate themselves daily in the mind of Christ”

—  Kirby Page

The Personality of Jesus (1932)
Context: If men of our age will saturate themselves daily in the mind of Christ, will vividly recall the nobility of his manner of life, and will spend time in conscious communion with the God he so luminously reveals, life will take on richer meanings, and the task of building the new society will become more joyous and challenging.

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American clergyman 1890–1957

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