I Think There Is And Ultimate Answer

This Insinuation Of The Interests Of The Self Into Even The Most Ideal Enterprises And Most Universal Objectives, Envisaged In Moments Of Highest Rationality, Makes Hypocrisy An Inevitable By Product Of All Virtuous Endeavor.

The Recalcitrant Forces In The Historical Drama Have A Power And Persistence Beyond Our Reckoning.

I Might Say That The Debate Between Atheists And Christians Is Rather Stale To Me, Because The Christians Say, "you Must Be A Christian, Or You Must Be A Religious Man, In Order To Be Good," And The Atheists Will Say, "it's Beneath The Dignity Of A Free Man To Bow His Knee To A God, As If He Were A Sinner," Or Something Like That.

You Can't Say That Religion Or Irreligion Will Give Us A Particular Answer To The Nuclear Dilemma.

Better Not Read Books In Which You Make Acquaintance Of The Devil.