I Was To Japanese Visitors To Washington

Many, If Not Most, Americans Can Imagine A Fate Worse Than Death, And It Is A Seemingly Interminable Process Of Dying. For Them, It Is Frightening That Politicians Can Find Ways To Interject Themselves Into This Sad Process.

The Senate Is Indeed A Deliberative Body, And That Quality Serves The Nation Well. A Slow-moving Government Helps Us Maintain A Stable Government. But Slow Moving Is Not The Same As Immobile.

We Are Seekers Of The Truth, But We Do Not Embody The Truth. And In Humility, We Should Recognize That The Same Can Be Said About Our Most Ardent Foes.

I Was To Japanese Visitors To Washington What The Mona Lisa Is To Americans Visiting Paris.

The Starting Point Is The Recognition That Throughout History, Religion Has Been A Cause Of Bloodshed, And It Remains So Today. Because Religion Has Contributed To The World's Problems, It Must Develop Specific And Practical Ways To Help Solve Those Problems.