We artful dodgers act as if we do not understand the New Testament, because we realize full well that [if we let on that we did] we should have to change our way of life drastically. That is why we invented 'religious education' and 'Christian doctrine.'
Another concordance, another lexicon, a few more commentaries, three other translations, because it is all so difficult to under stand. Yes, of course, dear God, all of us capitalists, house-owners, beggars, the whole society we would be lost if it were not for 'scholarly doctrine!'"
Found in Peter G. van Breemen, Called by Name (Denville, NJ: Dimension Books, 1976), 88, and in Brennan Manning, Abba's Child (Colorado Springs, Co.: NavPress, 1994), 135.