Hugh Stevenson Tigner on Motivation

 

The capacity to believe is the most significant and fundamental human faculty, and the most important thing about any man is what he believes in the depth of his being. This is the thing that makes him what he is; the thing that organizes him and feeds him; the thing that keeps him going in the face of untold circumstances; the thing that gives him resistance and drive. Let neutrality, confusion, indifference, or skepticism enter this inner place, and the very springs of life will cease to flow.

                            --Hugh Stevenson Tigner (1907-      )

"The most important thing about a man is what he believes in the
depth of his being.  This is the thing that makes him what he is,
the thing that organizes him and feeds him; the thing that keeps
him going in the face of untoward circumstances; the thing that
gives him resistance and drive."
                            --Hugh Stevenson Tigner
 

Always exaggerate the importance of important things and overlook their deficiencies.
                            -- Hugh Stevenson Tigner
 

 
Our prodigal son, culture; a critical comment on modern culture from the standpoint of the Christian religion, by Hugh Stevenson Tigner.
Chicago, New York, Willett, Clark,& co., 1940.
162 p. 21 cm.

No sign shall be given, by Hugh Stevenson Tigner.
New York, Macmillan, 1942.
198 p. 20 cm.
 

The Christian pattern.
New York, The Macmillan Co. 1946.
ix p., 1 l. 80 p. 20cm.