The Overwhelming Majority Of People, Including Christians,

There Is Absolute Truth In Anarchism And It Is To Be Seen In Its Attitude To The Sovereignty Of The State And To Every Form Of State Absolutism. [...] The Religious Truth Of Anarchism Consists In This, That Power Over Man Is Bound Up With Sin And Evil, That A State Of Perfection Is A State Where There Is No Power Of Man Over Man, That Is To Say, Anarchy. The Kingdom Of God Is Freedom And The Absence Of Such Power... The Kingdom Of God Is Anarchy.

The Question Of Bread For Myself Is A Material Question; But The Question Of Bread For My Neighbour, For Everybody, Is A Spiritual And A Religious Question.

Creativeness Is Liberation From Slavery. Man Is Free When He Finds Himself In A State Of Creative Activity. Creativeness Leads To Ecstasy Of The Moment. The Products Of Creativeness Are Within Time, But The Creative Act Itself Lies Outside Time.

Ethics Occupies A Central Place In Philosophy Because It Is Concerned With Sin, With The Origin Of Good And Evil And With Moral Valuations. And Since These Problems Have A Universal Significance, The Sphere Of Ethics Is Wider Than Is Generally Supposed. It Deals With Meaning And Value And Its Province Is The World In Which The Distinction Between Good And Evil Is Drawn, Evaluations Are Made And Meaning Is Sought.

The Physical Union Of The Sexes ... Only Intensifies Man's Sense Of Solitude.