Kyle Kemp:
CLASS OF 2007
Northwestern CollegeClass of 2007
St. paul, MN
Kyle's Story
Kyle is from Hamilton, North Dakota. Kyle's schools include Northwestern College. Kyle later attended Northwestern College, Northwestern MN (Biblical and Theological Studies, Science and Mathematics) .
Music Kyle likes includes Sleeping At Last, Luke Haqq. Books Kyle likes include Charles Dickens, C. S. Lewis, Jon Krakauer. Movies Kyle likes include Army of Darkness, Any Movie With Samuel L Jackson in It, Passenger 57. TV shows Kyle likes include The Tick Cartoon, Happy Days, Psych.
One of Kyle's favorite quotes is:"God is a "host"who deliberately creates his own parasites; causes us to be that we may exploit and "take advantage of" Him. Herein is Love.
-C.S. Lewis in "The Four Loves"
An adventure is an inconvenience rightly considered.
- G.K. Chesterton
It is a fair, even handed, noble adjustment of things, that while there is infection in disease and sorrow, there is nothing in the world so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good-humor.
- Charles Dickens
âWe look back on history and what do we see? Empires rising and falling, revolutions and counter-revolutions, wealth accumulating and wealth dispersed, one nation dominant and then another. Shakespeare speaks of âthe rise and fall of great ones that ebb and flow with the moon.â
âIn one lifetime I have seen my own fellow countrymen ruling over a quarter of the world, the great majority of them convinced, in the words of what is still a favorite song, that, âGod whoâs made the mighty would make them mightier yet.â Iâve heard a crazed, cracked Austrian proclaim to the world the establishment of a German Reich that would last a thousand year...Expand for more
s; an Italian clown announce that he would restart the calendar to begin his own assumption of power. Iâve heard a murderous Georgian brigand in the Kremlin acclaimed by the intellectual elite of the world as a wiser than Solomon, more enlightened than Ashoka, more humane than Marcus Aurelius. Iâve seen America wealthier and in terms of weaponry, more powerful than the rest of the world put together, so that Americans, had they so wished, could have outdone an Alexander or a Julius Caesar in the range and scale of their conquests.
âAll in one little lifetime. All gone with the wind. England part of a tiny island off the coast of Europe, threatened with dismemberment and even bankruptcy. Hitler and Mussolini dead, remembered only in infamy. Stalin a forbidden name in the regime he helped found and dominate for some three decades. America haunted by fears of running out of those precious fluids that keep her motorways roaring, and the smog settling, with troubled memories of a disastrous campaign in Vietnam, and the victories of the Don Quixotes of the media as they charged the windmills of Watergate.
âAll in one lifetime, all gone. Gone with the wind. Behind the debris of these self-styled, sullen supermen and imperial diplomatists, there stands the gigantic figure of one person, because of whom, by whom, in whom, and through whom alone mankind might still have hope. The person of Jesus Christ.â
- Malcolm Muggeridge
"The best argument for Christianity is Christians, their joy, their certainty, their comleteness."
- Sheldon Vanauken
"To die is nothing; it is frightful not to live."
- Jean Valjean".
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