The Christian Religion Teaches Me Two Points-that

We Must Keep Our Thought Secret, And Judge Everything By It, While Talking Like The People.

Death Is Easier To Bear Without Thinking Of It, Than The Thought Of Death Without Peril.

Eloquence Is A Painting Of The Thoughts.

Sneezing Absorbs All The Functions Of The Soul Just As Much As The [sexual] Act, But We Do Not Draw From It The Same Conclusions Against The Greatness Of Man, Because It Is Involuntary; Although We Bring It About, We Do So Involuntarily. It Is Not For The Sake Of The Thing In Itself But For Another End, And Is Therefore Not A Sign Of Man's Weakness, Or His Subjection To This Act.

It Is Impossible On Reasonable Grounds To Disbelieve Miracles.