The Fullness Of Life Is In The

The Fundamental Facts About The Greek Was That He Had To Use His Mind. The Ancient Priest Had Said, "thus Far And No Farther. We Set The Limits Of Thought." The Greeks Said, All Things Are To Be Examined And Called Into Question. There Are No Limits Set On Thought.

The Modern Minds In Each Generation Are The Critics Who Preserve Us From A Petrifying World, Who Will Not Leave Us To Walk Undisturbed In The Ways Of Our Fathers.

None So Good That He Has No Faults, None So Wicked That He Is Worth Naught.

The Temper Of Mind That Sees Tragedy In Life Has Not For Its Opposite The Temper That Sees Joy. The Opposite Pole To The Tragic View Of Life Is The Sordid View.

It Has Always Seemed Strange To Me That In Our Endless Discussions About Education So Little Stress Is Laid On The Pleasure Of Becoming An Educated Person, The Enormous Interest It Adds To Life. To Be Able To Be Caught Up Into The World Of Thought-that Is To Be Educated.