Quote by George Fox

Why should any man have power over any other man's faith, seeing Christ Himself is the author of it?

Why should any man have power over any other man's faith, se

Summary

This quote challenges the idea of religious hierarchy and the authority granted to individuals over the faith of others. It questions why anyone should exert control or dominance over someone else's beliefs when Christ, the central figure in Christianity, is the true source of one's faith. It implies that no human should have the right to dictate or manipulate the spiritual convictions of others as they should be guided by their personal relationship with Christ.

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By George Fox

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