If All Creeds Are Equally True, Then

Just Supposing For The Sake Of The Argument That There Is A Being Of Such A Kind As That He May With Any Propriety Be Called "god", It Does Seem Antecedently Very Improbable That Weak And Limited Creatures Of A Day, Such As We Are, Should Discover Him By Our Own Efforts.... Who Could Be Discovered In That Way Would Hardly Be Worth Discovering. I Think We Ought To Stick To That Principle Rather Firmly. I Think We Ought To Be Rather Sure That We Cannot Know God Unless God Has Been Pleased To Reveal Himself To Us.

Paganism Is That View Of Life Which Finds The Highest Goal Of Human Existence In The Healthy And Harmonious And Joyous Development Of Existing Human Faculties. Very Different Is The Christian Ideal. Paganism Is Optimistic With Regard To Unaided Human Nature, Whereas Christianity Is The Religion Of The Broken Heart.

What Is Today A Matter Of Academic Speculation Begins Tomorrow To Move Armies And Pull Down Empires.

Place The Lives Of Children In Their Formative Years, Despite The Convictions Of Their Parents, Under The Intimate Control Of Experts Appointed By The State, Force Them To Attend Schools Where The Higher Aspirations Of Humanity Are Crushed Out, And Where The Mind Is Filled With The Materialism Of The Day, And It Is Difficult To See How Even The Remnants Of Liberty Can Subsist.

The Gospel Does Not Abrogate God's Law, But It Makes Men Love It With All Of Their Hearts.