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Shall God's peculiar people do nothing peculiar? The world thinks it strange, we run not with them into excesses, and do not as most do, that we might escape derision. I believe none shall ever please Christ, till they appear odd, strange and precise men, to the common sort.
Samuel Ward — A Coal from the Altar, to Kindle the Holy Fire of Zeal (on singularity and zeal), 1628 ed.
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