The Highest Condition Of The Religious Sentiment

The Highest Condition Of The Religious Sentiment Is When. . . The Worshiper Not Only Sees God Everywhere, But Sees Nothing Which Is Not Full Of God.

His Subject Is The "origin Of Species," & Not The Origin Of Organization; & It Seems A Needless Mischief To Have Opened The Latter Speculation At All.

I Would Not Exchange My Freedom From Old Superstition, If I Were To Be Burned At The Stake Next Month, For All The Peace And Quiet Of Orthodoxy, If I Must Take The Orthodoxy With Peace And Quiet.

All People Interested In Their Work Are Liable To Overrate Their Vocation. There May Be Makers Of Dolls' Eyes Who Wonder How Society Would Go On Without Them.

The Sick-room Becomes The Scene Of Intense Convictions; And Among These, None, It Seems To Me, Is More Distinct And Powerful Than That Of The Permanent Nature Of Good, And The Transient Nature Of Evil.