An Action, To Have Moral Worth, Must

All Our Knowledge Falls With The Bounds Of Experience.

Is It Reasonable To Assume A Purposiveness In All The Parts Of Nature And To Deny It To The Whole?

He Who Has Made Great Moral Progress Ceases To Pray

Two Things Fill The Mind With Ever New And Increasing Admiration And Awe, The Oftener And More Steadily We Reflect On Them: The Starry Heavens Above Me And The Moral Law Within Me.

If Man Makes Himself A Worm He Must Not Complain When He Is Trodden On.