Our Task - And The Task Of

The Most Striking Thing About Modern Industry Is That It Requires So Much And Accomplishes So Little.

We Must Do What We Conceive To Be The Right Thing, And Not Bother Our Heads Or Burden Our Souls With Whether We Are Going To Be Successful. Because If We Don't Do The Right Thing, We'll Be Doing The Wrong Thing, And We Will Just Be Part Of The Disease, And Not A Part Of The Cure.

Few Can Contemplate Without A Sense Of Exhilaration The Splendid Achievements Of Practical Energy And Technical Skill, Which, From The Latter Part Of The Seventeenth Century, Were Transforming The Face Of Material Civilization, And Of Which England Was The Daring, If Not Too Scrupulous, Pioneer.

Our Faith Gives Us Knowledge Of Something Better.

Work And Leisure Are Complementary Parts Of The Same Living Process And Cannot Be Separated Without Destroying The Joy Of Work And The Bliss Of Leisure.