Most Of Man's Trouble Comes From His

That A Religion May Be True, It Must Have Knowledge Of Our Nature.

Vanity Is So Anchored In The Heart Of Man That A Soldier, A Soldier's Servant, A Cook, A Porter Brags And Wishes To Have His Admirers. Even Philosophers Wish For Them. Those Who Write Against Vanity Want To Have The Glory Of Having Written Well; And Those Who Read It Desire The Glory Of Having Read It. I Who Write This Have Perhaps This Desire, And Perhaps Those Who Will Read It.

The Sole Cause Of All Human Misery Is The Inability Of People To Sit Quietly In Their Rooms.

All Of Our Reasoning Ends In Surrender To Feeling.

The Knowledge Of God Is Very Far From The Love Of Him.