Nothing Is So Irrevocable As Mind.

What Religion A Man Shall Have Is A Historical Accident, Quite As Much As What Language He Shall Speak.

Government Is The Political Representative Of A Natural Equilibrium, Of Custom, Of Inertia; It Is By No Means A Representative Of Reason.

Philosophy Is A More Intense Sort Of Experience Than Common Life Is, Just As Pure And Subtle Music, Heard In Retirement, Is Something Keener And More Intense Than The Howling Of Storms Or The Rumble Of Cities.

There Is No Greater Stupidity Or Meanness Than To Take Uniformity For An Ideal.

Proofs Are The Last Thing Looked For By A Truly Religious Mind Which Feels The Imaginary Fitness Of Its Faith.