The Aim Of Education Is The Knowledge,

Boredom Is A Certain Sign That We Are Allowing Our Faculties To Rust In Idleness.

We Have Enslaved The Rest Of The Animal Creation, And Have Treated Our Distant Cousins In Fur And Feathers So Badly That Beyond Doubt, If They Were Able To Formulate A Religion, They Would Depict The Devil In Human Form.

The Great Discovery Of The Nineteenth Century, That We Are Of One Blood With The Lower Animals, Has Created New Ethical Obligations Which Have Not Yet Penetrated The Public Conscience. The Clerical Profession Has Been Lamentably Remiss In Preaching This Obvious Duty.

It Is Quite Natural And Inevitable That, If We Spend Sixteen Hours Daily Of Our Waking Lives In Thinking About The Affairs Of The World And Five Minutes In Thinking About God And Our Souls, This World Will Seem Two Hundred Times More Real To Us Than God.

The Game Of Life Is Worth Playing, But The Struggle Is The Prize.