If Death Causes You No Pain When

Most Beautiful Is The Sight Of Those Near And Dear To Us When Our Original Kinship Makes Us Of One Mind.

There Is No Such Thing As Justice In The Abstract; It Is Merely A Compact Between Men In Their Various Relations With Each Other, In Whatever Circumstances They May Be, That They Will Neither Injure Nor Be Injured.

It Is Folly For A Man To Pray To The Gods For That Which He Has The Power To Obtain By Himself.

Death Is Nothing To Us: For After Our Bodies Have Been Dissolved By Death They Are Without Sensation, And That Which Lacks Sensation Is Nothing To Us. And Therefore A Right Understanding Of Death Makes Mortality Enjoyable, Not Because It Adds To An Infinite Span Of Time, But Because It Takes Away The Craving For Immortality.

The Gods Can Either Take Away Evil From The World And Will Not, Or, Being Willing To Do So, Cannot; Or They Neither Can Nor Will, Or Lastly, They Are Both Able And Willing. If They Have The Will To Remove Evil And Cannot, Then They Are Not Omnipotent. If They Can, But Will Not, Than They Are Not Benevolent. If They Are Neither Able Nor Willing, Then They Are Neither Omnipotent Nor Benevolent. Lastly, If They Are Both Able And Willing To Annihilate Evil, How Does It Exist?