Man Is Ever Searching For The Source

The Position Of The Atheist Is A Clear And Reasonable One. I Know Nothing About ‘god’ And Therefore I Do Not Believe In Him Or In It; What You Tell Me About Your God Is Self‐contradictory, And Therefore Incredible. I Do Not Deny ‘god,’ Which Is An Unknown Tongue To Me; I Do Deny Your God, Who Is An Impossibility. I Am Without God.

An Accurate Knowledge Of The Past Of A Country Is Necessary For Everyone Who Would Understand Its Present, And Who Desires To Judge Of Its Future.

The Generous Wish To Share With All What Is Precious, To Spread Broadcast Priceless Truths, To Shut Out None From The Illumination Of True Knowledge, Has Resulted In A Zeal Without Discretion That Has Vulgarised Christianity, And Has Presented Its Teachings In A Form That Often Repels The Heart And Alienates The Intellect.

Death Is But An Aspect Of Life, And The Destruction Of One Material Form Is But A Prelude To Building Up Of Another.

We Have No Right To Pick Out All That Is Noblest And Fairest In Man, To Project These Qualities Into Space, And To Call Them God. We Only Thus Create An Ideal Figure, A Purified, Ennobled, 'magnified' Man.