To the Christian the revolution has already come in the form of the resurrection. It is merely a matter of living out that promise, not living by the standards of the fallen world. The Kingdom of God exists within the social organism, it is our role to make it universally manifest.

Ciaron O'Reilly, on Christian Anarchism

Slavery in man is his sin, his Fall. Man seeks slavery as well as freedom. But the free man goes beyond the correlatives of mater and slave 'to exist in himself', to become like Christ, the freest of the sons of men who was only bound by love.

The truly free man is freed from physological and physical violence, from the State and social pressures, to be entirely self-governing. As a complete person, he is creative in the 'ecstasy of the moment' which is outside time. It is only 'the gathering together of freedom, truth and love which realizes personality, free and creative personality'.

Berdyaev, on Christian Anarchism

The law of the State is that in order to save the State even the innocent must be sacrificed - yet, the death of a single man is an event more important and more tragic than the death of a State or an Empire.

(Berdyaev)

A Christian-anarchist is, therefore, one who turns the other cheek, overturns the tables of the money-lenders, and who does not need a cop to tell him how to behave. A Christian-anarchist does not depend on bullets or ballots to achieve his ideal; he achieves that ideal daily by the One Man Revolution with which he faces a decadent, confused and dying world.

(Hennacy)

There shall be none lords over others, but everyone shall be a lord of himself, subject to the law of righteousness, reason and equity,which shall dwell and rule in him, which is the Lord.

/Winstanley