A Holy Life Is Not An Ascetic,

He That Resolves Upon Any Great And Good End, Has, By That Very Resolution, Scaled The Chief Barrier To It. He Will Find Such Resolution Removing Difficulties, Searching Out Or Making Means, Giving Courage For Despondency, And Strength For Weakness, And Like The Star To The Wise Men Of Old, Ever Guiding Him Nearer And Nearer To Perfection.

Credulity Is Belief In Slight Evidence, With No Evidence, Or Against Evidence.

He That Never Changes His Opinions, Never Corrects His Mistakes, Will Never Be Wiser On The Morrow Than He Is Today.

Most Controversies Would Soon Be Ended, If Those Engaged In Them Would First Accurately Define Their Terms, And Then Adhere To Their Definitions.

Conscience Is Merely Our Own Judgment Of The Right Or Wrong Of Our Actions, And So Can Never Be A Safe Guide Unless Enlightened By The Word Of God.