The Church Is Precisely That Against Which

The Philosopher Believes That The Value Of His Philosophy Lies In The Whole, In The Building: Posterity Discovers It In The Bricks With Which He Built And Which Are Then Often Used Again For Better Building: In The Fact, That Is To Say, That Building Can Be Destroyed And Nonetheless Possess Value As Material.

Many Find Their Heart When They Have Lost Their Head.

People Who Feel Insecure In Social Situations Never Miss A Chance To Exhibit Their Dominance Over Close, Submissive Friends, Whomthey Put Down Publicly, In Front Of Everyone--by Teasing, For Example.

The Drive Toward Knowledge Has A Moral Origin.

If You Wish To Understand A Philosopher, Do Not Ask What He Says, But Find Out What He Wants