Spurgeon Quote

Better, I sometimes think, to have no religion than to have a false religion. I am quite certain that the man is much more likely to be saved who knows that he is 'wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked', than the man who says, 'I am rich and increased with goods'. It is infinitely better to take the road to heaven doubting than to go in the other direction presuming.