"Certain I am, that Christian Religion does no where allow Rebellion"
- Mary Astell
About this Quote
Mary Astell's quote speaks with the value of obedience to authority in the Christian faith. She is asserting that the Christian religious beliefs does not condone rebellion against any form of authority, whether it be political, religious, or otherwise. This remains in line with the mentors of Jesus, who taught his followers to "render unto Caesar the important things that are Caesar's" (Matthew 22:21). Astell's quote is a reminder that, as Christians, we are called to be obedient to the authorities positioned over us, even if we do not agree with them. This obedience is not only a sign of regard, however also a presentation of our faith in God, who is eventually in control. Astell's quote is a pointer that, as Christians, we must strive to be obedient to the authorities placed over us, trusting that God will work all things for great.
This quote is written / told by Mary Astell between December 12, 1666 and May 11, 1731. She was a famous Writer from England.
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