Marvin Olasky
Born
in Malden, Massachusetts, The United States
June 12, 1950
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“We do not see politics as ultimate, so we don’t sacrifice evangelical witness to election desires.” World, in keeping with the Bible’s emphasis on the poor, including widows, orphans, prisoners, and sojourners, focuses attention on “uns”—the unborn, the uneducated, the unemployed, the unhoused, the unhealthy, and the undocumented.”
― Pivot Points: Adventures on the Road to Christian Contentment, A Memoir
― Pivot Points: Adventures on the Road to Christian Contentment, A Memoir
“Oliver Dyer, calculated that if all of New York’s post-Civil War liquor shops (5,500), houses of prostitution (647, by his count), gambling halls, and other low-life establishments were placed for a night on a single street, they would reach from City Hall in lower Manhattan to White Plains thirty miles away, with a robbery every 165 yards, a murder every half mile, and thirty reporters offering sensational detail.4”
― The Tragedy of American Compassion
― The Tragedy of American Compassion
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