Luther and Lewis

With what mastery Mary here hits the hypocrites! She looks not at their hands or in their eyes, but in their hearts when she says, “the proud in the imagination of their hearts.” She refers in particular to the enemies of divine truth.—Martin Luther, Magnificat, AE 21:342.

Thus the organs, no longer governed by man’s will, fell under the control of ordinary biochemical laws and suffered whatever the inter-workings of those laws might bring about in the way of pain, senility, and death.—C. S. Lewis, Business of Heaven, p. 241.