The Peculiarity Of All Death-based Religions Is

In Business Life, That Is, In Its Material Processes, We Eagerly Accept The New. In Social Life, In All Our Social Processes, We Piously, Valiantly, Obdurately, Maintain The Old.

It Is Told That Buddha, Going Out To Look On Life, Was Greatly Daunted By Death. "they All Eat One Another!" He Cried, And Called It Evil. This Process I Examined, Changed The Verb And Said, "they All Feed One Another," And Called It Good.

It Is Not For Nothing That A Man's Best Friends Sigh When He Marries, Especially If He Is A Man Of Genius.

It Is Not That Women Are Really Smaller-minded, Weaker-minded, More Timid And Vacillating, But That Whosoever, Man Or Woman, Lives Always In A Small, Dark Place, Is Always Guarded, Protected, Directed And Restrained, Will Become Inevitably Narrowed And Weakened By It.

What Would Have Been The Effect Upon Religion If It Had Come To Us Through The Minds Of Women?