Happiness Is Not Mostly Pleasure, It Is

Every Great Scientist Becomes A Great Scientist Because Of The Inner Self-abnegation With Which He Stands Before Truth, Saying: "not My Will, But Thine, Be Done." What, Then, Does A Man Mean By Saying, Science Displaces Religion, When In This Deep Sense Science Itself Springs From Religion?

Democracy Is Based Upon The Conviction That There Are Extraordinary Possibilities In Ordinary People.

Of All Mad Faiths Maddest Is The Faith That We Can Get Rid Of Faith.

No One Can Get Inner Peace By Pouncing On It.

No Horse Gets Anywhere Until He Is Harnessed. No Stream Or Gas Drives Anything Until It Is Confined. No Niagara Is Ever Turned Into Light And Power Until It Is Tunneled. No Life Ever Grows Great Until It Is Focused, Dedicated, Disciplined.