If a human heart becomes worthless in the eyes of creatures, so that a person themselves shuns it and would not dare to show it, let alone offer it to any other creature, there remains still God, who does not scorn even the worst heart if it is offered to Him. God accepts even the weakest and the worst of all hearts; He is satisfied with every heart that is given, because in His wisdom and omniscience He knows even its most secret and hidden value, and for God, a human heart has a completely different worth than for people. As a reward for a human heart, God gives His heart; for the whole human heart, He gives His whole heart.
(Jaroslav Durych, Srdce a kříž, soukromý tisk revue Na hlubinu, 1932)
