The Greatest Piece Of Folly Is That

I Believe In God And In Nature And In The Triumph Of Good Over Evil.

What I Possess I Would Gladly Retain. Change Amuses The Mind, Yet Scarcely Profits.

If The Whole World I Once Could See On Free Soil Stand, With The People Free Then To The Moment Might I Say, Linger Awhile. . .so Fair Thou Art.

A Man Must Cling To The Belief That The Incomprehensible Is Comprehensible; Otherwise He Would Not Try To Fathom It.

Superstition Is Rooted In A Much Deeper And More Sensitive Layer Of The Psyche Than Skepticism.