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“We are custodians. We are stewards. Our actions are being watched by others around us. Someone is looking up to us as we take each breath. We can be just a grape or we can be the juice that offers simplicity, nourishment and refreshment. Extract and empty your goodness. Pass it into the hearts of the people looking up to you. It will multiply beyond your highest good.ï»�”
― Angie karan

“Men after the heart of God become the moral conscience, the guidance and custodians of justice, not simply in the security of the four walls of their church”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Great leaders avoid confusion and offer a clear direction because they are custodians of great visions.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Effective Leadership Prototype for a Modern Day Leader

“Dorn smiled, cynically and without warmth. ‘You see, there’s your old problem. You never see any fault in Him. You never push back. You never stop, think, say to yourself â€� is that sensible?â€� He pressed his great, calloused hands together. ‘And now you have this conundrum, the greatest of your existence. You were created to be the embodiment of His will, but we can no longer discover what that is. You are His voice, but He is silent. Can you think for yourself now, captain-general? That is what’s required.”
― Chris Wraight, Magisterium

“The main difficulty which besets Plato is that guardians and auxiliaries must be endowed with a character that is fierce and gentle at the same time. It is clear that they must be bred to be fierce, since they must ‘meet any danger in a fearless and unconquerable spiritâ€�. Yet ‘if their nature is to be like that, how are they to be kept from being violent against one another, or against the rest of the citizens?â€� Indeed, it would be ‘simply monstrous if the shepherds should keep dogs â€� who would worry the sheep, behaving like wolves rather than dogsâ€�.”
― Karl Popper, The Open Society and Its Enemies - Volume One: The Spell of Plato