David Day Quote
Both [Satan and Melkor/Morgoth] are loud in their defiance, claiming that they would "rather rule in hell than serve in heaven". One might have admired these rebel angels if one believed their defiance was in the name of liberty- however, both lied. Their rebellions were only provoked by envy and the usurpers' wishes to take the perceived tyrants' place. Never were two more natural tyrants than Morgoth and Satan.
David Day
Both [Satan and Melkor/Morgoth] are loud in their defiance, claiming that they would "rather rule in hell than serve in heaven". One might have admired these rebel angels if one believed their defiance was in the name of liberty- however, both lied. Their rebellions were only provoked by envy and the usurpers' wishes to take the perceived tyrants' place. Never were two more natural tyrants than Morgoth and Satan.
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About David Day
David Day may refer to:
David Day (Canadian writer) (born 1947), author from British Columbia
David Day (historian) (born 1949), Australian historian
David Day (broadcaster) (1951–2015), Australian radio broadcaster, known as "Daisy"
Dave Day (musician) (1941–2008) of the punk band The Monks
David Day (Minnesota politician) (1825–1896), politician from Minnesota Territory
David Day (Missouri politician) (born 1963), American former politician in the Missouri House of Representatives
David A. Day (missionary) (1854–1897), Lutheran missionary
David F. Day (1847–1914), Union Army soldier and Medal of Honor recipient
David V. Day (born 1936), British theologian and academic
David Van Day (born 1956), English singer and media personality
David Day (Canadian writer) (born 1947), author from British Columbia
David Day (historian) (born 1949), Australian historian
David Day (broadcaster) (1951–2015), Australian radio broadcaster, known as "Daisy"
Dave Day (musician) (1941–2008) of the punk band The Monks
David Day (Minnesota politician) (1825–1896), politician from Minnesota Territory
David Day (Missouri politician) (born 1963), American former politician in the Missouri House of Representatives
David A. Day (missionary) (1854–1897), Lutheran missionary
David F. Day (1847–1914), Union Army soldier and Medal of Honor recipient
David V. Day (born 1936), British theologian and academic
David Van Day (born 1956), English singer and media personality