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The Scientific Observer Of The Realm Of Nature Is In A Sense Naturally And Inevitably Disinterested. At Least, Nothing In The Natural Scene Can Arouse His Bias. Furthermore, He Stands Completely Outside Of The Natural So That His Mind, Whatever His Limitations, Approximates Pure Mind. The Observer Of The Realm Of History Cannot Be Disinterested In The Same Way, For Two Reasons: First, He Must Look At History From Some Locus In History; Secondly, He Is To A Certain Degree Engaged In Its Ideological Conflicts.

Family Life Is Too Intimate To Be Preserved By The Spirit Of Justice. It Can Only Be Sustained By A Spirit Of Love Which Goes Beyond Justice. Justice Requires That We Carefully Weigh Rights And Privileges And Assure That Each Member Of A Community Receives His Due Share. Love Does Not Weigh Rights And Privileges Too Carefully Because It Prompts Each To Bear The Burden Of The Other.

I'm Not Afraid Of Too Many Things, And I Got That Invincible Kind Of Attitude From My Father.

It Is Significant That It Is As Difficult To Get Charity Out Of Piety As To Get Reasonableness Out Of Rationalism.

The Significance Of The Law Of Love Is Precisely That It Is Not Just Another Law, But A Law Which Transcends All Law.