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Top 20 Gregory Koukl Quotes (2024 Update)

Gregory Koukl Quote: “Do you see why relativism is so attractive? Relativists seem to think if they can get rid of both morality and God, then guilt and judgment will disappear as well. It’s like saying if we can eliminate hospitals, then disease and suffering will disappear too. This is foolish.”

1. “Do you see why relativism is so attractive? Relativists seem to think if they can get rid of both morality and God, then guilt and judgment will disappear as well. It’s like saying if we can eliminate hospitals, then disease and suffering will disappear too. This is foolish.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “Beware when rhetoric becomes a substitute for substance. You always know that a person has a weak position when he tries to accomplish with the clever use of words what argument alone cannot do.”

2. “Beware when rhetoric becomes a substitute for substance. You always know that a person has a weak position when he tries to accomplish with the clever use of words what argument alone cannot do.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “It is critical to get certain facts right. Put simply – reason assesses, faith trusts.5 That is the relationship of reason to faith. Reason helps us know what is actually true, leading to accurate belief. Faith is our step of trust to rely on what we have good reason to believe is so. In.”

3. “It is critical to get certain facts right. Put simply – reason assesses, faith trusts.5 That is the relationship of reason to faith. Reason helps us know what is actually true, leading to accurate belief. Faith is our step of trust to rely on what we have good reason to believe is so. In.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “If someone’s thinking is flawed, the key to finding the error is to listen carefully to the reasons and then ask if the conclusions follow from the evidence. Point out errors with questions rather than statements.”

4. “If someone’s thinking is flawed, the key to finding the error is to listen carefully to the reasons and then ask if the conclusions follow from the evidence. Point out errors with questions rather than statements.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “Suffering is standard fare in life, but especially so for those who take the Story seriously.2 This is a clue that man did not make up the Story by himself. If he did, he probably would have written a different story. There.”

5. “Suffering is standard fare in life, but especially so for those who take the Story seriously.2 This is a clue that man did not make up the Story by himself. If he did, he probably would have written a different story. There.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “Here is the lesson: Don’t retreat in the face of opposition. Too much is at stake. Be the kind of soldier who instills respect in others because of your courage under fire. Make your case in the presence of hostile witnesses. Throw your gauntlet into the arena and see what the other side has to say. It’s one of the most effective ways to establish your case and to help you cultivate a bullet-proof faith over time.”

6. “Here is the lesson: Don’t retreat in the face of opposition. Too much is at stake. Be the kind of soldier who instills respect in others because of your courage under fire. Make your case in the presence of hostile witnesses. Throw your gauntlet into the arena and see what the other side has to say. It’s one of the most effective ways to establish your case and to help you cultivate a bullet-proof faith over time.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “Asking questions enables you to escape the charge, “You’re twisting my words.” A question is a request for clarification specifically so you don’t twist their words.”

7. “Asking questions enables you to escape the charge, “You’re twisting my words.” A question is a request for clarification specifically so you don’t twist their words.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “The only consistent response for a relativist is, “Pushing morality is wrong for me, but that’s just my personal opinion, and has nothing to do with you. Please ignore me.”

8. “The only consistent response for a relativist is, “Pushing morality is wrong for me, but that’s just my personal opinion, and has nothing to do with you. Please ignore me.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “There is no one above you whom you must answer to, true enough. But there is also no one above you to turn to when life goes south.”

9. “There is no one above you whom you must answer to, true enough. But there is also no one above you to turn to when life goes south.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “The greatest evil has not come from people zealous for God. It has resulted when people are convinced there is no God they must answer to.”

10. “The greatest evil has not come from people zealous for God. It has resulted when people are convinced there is no God they must answer to.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “Allowing some evil for a time, for example, may result in a better world in the long run than a world that never had evil to begin with.”

11. “Allowing some evil for a time, for example, may result in a better world in the long run than a world that never had evil to begin with.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “If we disqualify legitimate discussion, we compromise our ability to know the truth.”

12. “If we disqualify legitimate discussion, we compromise our ability to know the truth.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “This is the first law of relativism: When right or wrong are a matter of personal choice, we surrender the privilege of making moral judgments on others’ actions. But if our moral intuition rebels against these consequences of relativism – if we’re sure that some things must be wrong and that some judgments against another’s conduct are justified – then relativism is false.”

13. “This is the first law of relativism: When right or wrong are a matter of personal choice, we surrender the privilege of making moral judgments on others’ actions. But if our moral intuition rebels against these consequences of relativism – if we’re sure that some things must be wrong and that some judgments against another’s conduct are justified – then relativism is false.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “Who is the Lord, the master of the universe? Who is the all-powerful one? The New Age answer is, you are. That’s why you are also the center of the universe.”

14. “Who is the Lord, the master of the universe? Who is the all-powerful one? The New Age answer is, you are. That’s why you are also the center of the universe.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “All was just as he wanted it, just the way it was supposed to be, everything fulfilling its proper purpose, everything completely good. Evil intruded later when man rebelled and broke the world. Indeed, without that unfortunate failing, there would be no Story at all.”

15. “All was just as he wanted it, just the way it was supposed to be, everything fulfilling its proper purpose, everything completely good. Evil intruded later when man rebelled and broke the world. Indeed, without that unfortunate failing, there would be no Story at all.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “Second, pluralism presumes that similarities between faiths are more important than differences. Think about it, though. Are aspirin and arsenic basically the same because they both come in tablet form? For some things, it’s the differences that matter, not the similarities. Religion is one of them.”

16. “Second, pluralism presumes that similarities between faiths are more important than differences. Think about it, though. Are aspirin and arsenic basically the same because they both come in tablet form? For some things, it’s the differences that matter, not the similarities. Religion is one of them.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “The world went bad because man went bad first.”

17. “The world went bad because man went bad first.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “People don’t know what they mean much of the time. Often they’re merely repeating slogans.”

18. “People don’t know what they mean much of the time. Often they’re merely repeating slogans.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “Instead, it is more accurate to say that a good God always prevents suffering and evil unless he has a good reason to allow it.”

19. “Instead, it is more accurate to say that a good God always prevents suffering and evil unless he has a good reason to allow it.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “The divide for Jesus was not between the poor and the rich, but between the proud and the repentant, regardless of income or social standing. Miss that, and you miss everything. These.”

20. “The divide for Jesus was not between the poor and the rich, but between the proud and the repentant, regardless of income or social standing. Miss that, and you miss everything. These.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “The world was entrusted to man, but the deceiver took it away and now rules instead. A man must war to win it back again.”

21. “The world was entrusted to man, but the deceiver took it away and now rules instead. A man must war to win it back again.”

— Gregory Koukl

Gregory Koukl Quote: “If you still insist that a loving God would never send anyone to hell, then you must settle in your mind that desperately evil acts will forever remain unpunished. God will simply “look the other way” when evil is done, as if nothing had happened. That is what you must accept.”

22. “If you still insist that a loving God would never send anyone to hell, then you must settle in your mind that desperately evil acts will forever remain unpunished. God will simply “look the other way” when evil is done, as if nothing had happened. That is what you must accept.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “His parents are the poorest of the poor and his first visitors, shepherds, are of Israel’s lowliest vocation.”

23. “His parents are the poorest of the poor and his first visitors, shepherds, are of Israel’s lowliest vocation.”

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Gregory Koukl Quote: “So, in the beginning the world was filled with wonderful things that would never be able to share in God’s happiness. So God made man.”

24. “So, in the beginning the world was filled with wonderful things that would never be able to share in God’s happiness. So God made man.”

— Gregory Koukl

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