Believing In Gods Always Causes Confusion.

We Learn As Much From Sorrow As From Joy, As Much From Illness As From Health, From Handicap As From Advantage And Indeed Perhaps More.

Somehow I Had Learned From Thoreau, Who Doubtless Learned It From Confucius, That If A Man Comes To Do His Own Good For You, Then Must You Flee That Man And Save Yourself

Men Would Rather Be Starving And Free Than Fed In Bonds.

When Hope Is Taken Away From A People, Moral Degeneration Follows Swiftly Thereafter.

At Heart A Truly Modest Man, He Had Nevertheless The Modest Man's Pride In His Modesty In The Face Of Achievement.